In the context of a non-crash vehicle damage, who conducts the street check with photos?

• A. The officer reporting the damage
• B. Supervisor
• C. Fleet manager
• D. Insurance representative

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is that supervision and proper verification are key in documenting non-crash vehicle damage. The street check with photos is conducted by the supervisor because this step ensures oversight, consistency, and accountability. The supervisor reviews the scene, confirms that all relevant damages are clearly captured with photos from all necessary angles (including any identifying marks like VINs or tags), and ensures the documentation aligns with policy before the report moves forward. The reporting officer may collect initial details and take pictures, but the formal street check—verification, sign-off, and validation of the record—rests with the supervisor. Fleet managers and insurance representatives rely on this documented record later, but they don’t perform the street check at the scene.