What does the code 902 represent?

The code 902 represents "Accident, non-traffic," which is typically used in law enforcement communication to indicate an incident that involves an accident but does not occur on public roadways or highways. This can include various situations such as workplace accidents, incidents on private property, or any form of accident where vehicles are not involved in the context of traffic regulation. Using this specific code allows dispatchers and responding officers to categorize and prioritize incidents effectively, ensuring appropriate resources are deployed to the scene.

While "Medical aid" relates to calls that require medical assistance, and "Ambulance dispatched" indicates that medical personnel have been sent to an incident, these pertain to medical emergencies rather than the nature of the accident itself. "Non-injury traffic accident" would refer specifically to accidents that occur on roadways where there are no injuries involved but involve traffic regulations. In contrast, the 902 code is broad enough to cover accidents that may occur outside of those traffic-related contexts. Thus, understanding the definitions and appropriate usage of these codes is crucial for effective communication in law enforcement.