Certified Transportation Security Administration Driver Surveillance & Intelligence 2

Question 1

A driver notices the same sedan has been following their vehicle for the past three exits on the highway. What is the BEST immediate action?

Accepted Answer

Vary speed and make an unplanned turn to confirm surveillance

Answer

Varying speed and making an unplanned turn is a standard counter-surveillance technique used to confirm whether a vehicle is actually following you.

Question 2

Which term describes the practice of an adversary sending multiple vehicles to track a target in rotating shifts to avoid detection?

Accepted Answer

Leapfrog surveillance

Answer

Leapfrog surveillance uses rotating vehicles that take turns following a target so no single vehicle appears repeatedly.

Question 3

When conducting a pre-trip security check, what should a TSA driver look for underneath the vehicle?

Accepted Answer

Unfamiliar packages, magnetic devices, or tampering signs

Answer

Checking underneath the vehicle for foreign objects, tracking devices, or explosive materials is a critical step in transportation security protocols.

Question 4

A TSA driver receives an anonymous tip about a potential threat at the next checkpoint. What is the correct protocol?

Accepted Answer

Report it immediately to dispatch and security personnel, then await guidance

Answer

All threat tips, regardless of source, must be reported immediately to the chain of command so trained personnel can assess and respond.

Question 5

What does the acronym SALUTE stand for in field intelligence reporting?

Accepted Answer

Size, Activity, Location, Unit, Time, Equipment

Answer

SALUTE (Size, Activity, Location, Unit, Time, Equipment) is a standardized format for reporting observed suspicious activity or threats.

Certified Transportation Security Administration Driver Practice Test

Certified Transportation Security Administration Driver Practice Test

Certified Transportation Security Administration Driver Surveillance & Intelligence 2