Which code is used for a meeting?

The code used for a meeting is often represented by the numeric code 900. This code serves as a concise way to refer to meeting-related communications in various operational contexts, making it instantly recognizable among personnel. The use of specific codes helps maintain clarity and efficiency in communication, particularly in fast-paced environments like transit operations.

Other codes may refer to different types of interactions or messages. For example, 10-21 typically signifies a request or notification to contact someone by telephone, while 10-45 is often used in specific incident-related contexts, and 10-4 indicates acknowledgment. Each of these codes has a distinct purpose, but none align with the context of a meeting like 900 does.