What information must be reported to BDOC when transporting?

The requirement to report vehicle details, location, time, and both starting and ending odometer readings is fundamental to maintaining accountability and traceability during transport operations. This comprehensive information serves several purposes:

1. Security: By documenting the type of vehicle being used and its specific location and time, Security Forces can ensure that all transportation activities are monitored for security concerns. This capability helps prevent unauthorized use of vehicles or potential security breaches.

2. Tracking: The odometer readings provide a clear record of the distance traveled, which is essential for assessing the usage of vehicles and planning maintenance. This information allows for effective logistical management and resource allocation.

3. Situational Awareness: Providing location and time specifics allows for real-time situational awareness. In case of emergencies or incidents, having this data readily available helps responders understand the context and act accordingly.

The other options fail to encompass the full range of necessary information to effectively ensure the security and accountability of transport operations. They limit the details that would facilitate operational oversight and leave gaps that could lead to miscommunication or lack of proper tracking during transportation activities.