Traffic Stop Code?

[Officer_Sherman]

I looked through a list of police codes for argonath, I didn't see one that represented a traffic stop. Where i live its 10-50 but thats taken, is there 1 for traffic stop?  :leroy:

[Exterminator]

there are no codes for traffic stops, and there is no need for one either.
Codes are meant to describe situations when your in a hurry, you got plenty of time to type traffic stop.Keep it new player friendly

[Chief J. Schappell]

Just do /r Unit <ID#>, traffic stop at <location> on vehicle license plate <User's ID#>, stand by

[Nicholas Baker]

LVPD Used 10-26, And 10-26H For High risk Traffic stop

[Mash]

Traffic Stop aren't that dangerous that you need a code to report it.
''U26 here: Reporting trafficstop on plate 26 at All Saints, Market, Code 4.
''Evading / C30!''

Here you'll already have units dispatched since you reported where you were, the platenumber. Hopefully your fellow Officers will remember it, incase not, well then you're in trouble... Code ain't needed for trafficstop, don't be lazy cop and use the radio as it was made for.

[Chief J. Schappell]

LVPD Used 10-26, And 10-26H For High risk Traffic stop

PD's shouldn't be forcing users to use official codes different than the others though.

[Chief Alex_Zissou]

Guys are getting to into codes now. Have you ever heard a police radio. They don't use codes as much as you think. Shit I remember doing a ride-a-long with my father back when I was 12. He told me to say this to dispatch, "4 Nora 39 10-37 on that incident report please." Dispatch came back. Had no idea what I was saying. That code means time/date. They have the code. Is it ever used? No. The way most officers when not trying to confuse dispatch would say it "4 Nora 35 can I get time and date on that incident report please."
Stick to plain English as much as possible. Codes like 10-4, 10-9, 10-97, code 3, code 4 most people that want to role play police know those.
Unit 23 run traffic stop market near All Saints Hospital, green sedan, plate number 12, over
Don't even need to add a "code" (code 4) to the end because you might get out of the car and it's not code 4.

[Jonathan Als]

Traffic stops are done very frequently, a code for it would be used and would further simplicity.

[Ronnel]

Traffic stops are done very frequently, a code for it would be used and would further simplicity.

A code for traffic stop would increase confusion among new players.

[Nexxt]

Traffic stops are done very frequently, a code for it would be used and would further simplicity.

A code for traffic stop would increase confusion among new players.

[Jonathan Als]

Traffic stops are done very frequently, a code for it would be used and would further simplicity.

A code for traffic stop would increase confusion among new players.

The codes are available on the main ARPD page. Why would a traffic-stop code cause anymore confusion than the other codes?

[Ronnel]

Traffic stops are done very frequently, a code for it would be used and would further simplicity.

A code for traffic stop would increase confusion among new players.

The codes are available on the main ARPD page. Why would a traffic-stop code cause anymore confusion than the other codes?

If new players have not memorized the codes, they might react on any code they see.
Using a code for a traffic stop might attract new players who expect a dangerous situation and will act accordingly. This will broaden the gap between experienced and new players, as experienced players will accuse the new ones of excessive violence.

[Jonathan Als]

Instead of a new code, how about an abbreviation? Radio example: trafstop

[Allison]

Instead of a new code, how about an abbreviation? Radio example: trafstop

Makes sense. I've used it several times before with no problem.

[Exterminator]

Instead of a new code, how about an abbreviation? Radio example: trafstop

Its already in use

[Mash]

What about to have a code for each jurisdication aswell? Guys comon, you are just lazy, what's wrong to type '' This is (Unit#( Trafficstop at (Location) on (platenumber/ID)(code). It ain't taking many minutes and you aren't in hurry anyways, use the radio...

This is what I mean with my topic in the other section, some of the Officers are way too lazy to use the radio, they want codes to make it happends faster or they'll not use the radio. What's this for bullshit?! It's enough with codes, some of them are not needed actually, however you guys just asking for more codes, may I ask why?! Why do you need a code for a trafficstop? Codes are impletented to make it go faster in the communication, but where are you in hurry during a trafficstop?

[Nicholas Baker]

LVPD Used 10-26, And 10-26H For High risk Traffic stop

PD's shouldn't be forcing users to use official codes different than the others though.

Did i mention somewhere that we FORCED our officers to use this code? No i did not.
There is no code for Traffic stop yet so how can it be a Different code than the Official ones, If there isn't one?

We used this to have a Faster communication on our CB (When CB was frequently used to dispatch officers in our Jurisdiction, When gandalf enforced to use /r more, We stopped with that).
We were used that Traffic stops escalate very fast and we frequently didn't have time to Say /cb/r This is Sgt. N. Baker U90 we have a High risk Traffic stop at Redsands East, Multiple occupants, Plate is 1-45A4 (ID 45). because the stepped out and opened fire with Combats most of the time.

So instead we used /cb/r This is Sgt. N. Baker performing 10-26H at Redands East, Multiple Occupants, Plate: 1-45A4 (ID 45)

So in general, our officers where free to use this or not.

[[Rstar]Paul]

Any option is good, as-long it will stay stable and understandable.

[Goodandy]

Approved.