MCOLES State Licensing Practice Exam

Which of the following transport vehicles do NOT constitute a reportable UD-10 traffic crash?

1. Motor Vehicles or Snowmobiles

2. Mopeds or ORVs

3. Airplanes or Boats

4. Bicycles or Skateboards

The correct answer is: Airplanes or Boats

The selection identifying airplanes or boats as vehicles that do not constitute a reportable UD-10 traffic crash is based on the definition and scope of what constitutes a traffic crash under typical reporting regulations. The UD-10 form is specifically designed for reporting incidents involving motor vehicles that operate on public roads. Airplanes and boats fall outside the domain of road traffic incidents. They are governed by different regulatory frameworks and reporting guidelines. For example, aviation accidents and marine incidents have their own specific reporting procedures and forms, separate from the traffic laws that apply to motor vehicles. Conversely, the other vehicle types mentioned—motor vehicles, snowmobiles, mopeds, ORVs (Off-Road Vehicles), bicycles, and skateboards—are all subject to traffic laws and can be involved in roadway incidents. Thus, they would typically require a UD-10 report if involved in a traffic crash. This delineates why airplanes and boats do not fall under the reportable criteria for the UD-10 traffic crash documentation.