Which of the following is a compartment that should be searched in a transport vehicle?

• A. Engine
• B. Exterior
• C. Glove box
• D. Interior

Answer: (C)

When inspecting a transport vehicle, you focus on interior storage spaces where items could be hidden. Small, discrete compartments inside the cabin are common hiding spots, so inspectors are trained to check them first.

The glove box is a dedicated interior compartment in the dash where documents or small items are routinely stored. Because it’s a distinct, easily opened storage space inside the passenger area, it’s a primary target for a search during a vehicle inspection.

The other options don’t fit as well. The engine refers to the engine compartment under the hood, which is a different area typically checked separately and isn’t a small interior storage compartment. Exterior isn’t a compartment at all, and interior refers to the whole cabin rather than a specific compartment to search.