The eleven-code is a system of numeric code words devised by the California Highway Patrol to describe dispatches or situations unique or frequent to the work of the CHP. The California Highway Patrol (CHP is a state agency that acts as the State police force of California. It is also used alongside the ten-code and other voice radio protocols. Ten-codes, properly known as ten signals, are Code words used to represent common phrases in voice communication particularly by law enforcement and in Citizen's Other agencies also use it or an adapted version.

Code	Meaning
11-10	Take report
11-24	Abandoned vehicle
11-25	Road/traffic hazard
11-26	Inoperable vehicle
11-41	Send ambulance
11-42	Send paramedics
11-44	Possible fatality
11-48	Provide transport
11-66	Defective traffic light
11-79	Collision has occurred; ambulance en route
11-80	Collision w/ major injury
11-81	Collision w/ minor injury
11-82	Collision w/ property damage only
11-84	Manual traffic control needed
11-85	Tow truck needed
11-86	Bomb threat
11-87	Bomb found
11-98	Meet
11-99	Under attack, immediate assistance required

See also

• Ten-code
• Q code
• 11-99 Foundation

External links

• http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=995

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