What term refers to moving involved vehicles to a safe location before conducting further investigation?

• A. Move it
• B. Contain
• C. Redirect
• D. Parked

Answer: (A)

Moving involved vehicles to a safe location is about removing ongoing hazards so investigators can work safely and clearly document the scene. The best answer, the phrase “Move it,” explicitly captures that action of relocating the vehicle(s) out of the travel lane to a safer spot before continuing the investigation. This helps prevent secondary crashes, frees up space for photographing and measuring, and reduces interference from moving traffic. The other options describe different scene actions: containing is about securing the area and preventing access, redirecting handles traffic flow around the crash, and parked describes the vehicle’s state rather than an action taken. So, move it is the correct term for the described step.