What must be clearly visible on restricted-area vehicles to indicate authorization?

• A. A company logo on the door.
• B. A license plate.
• C. A valid LAX Security Badge bearing a Restricted Area Driver Icon and a current driver license.
• D. A safety sticker.

Answer: (C)

Access to restricted areas relies on a verifiable credential that links the driver to their authorization. The best way to show both who you are and that you’re allowed to operate in restricted zones is a valid LAX Security Badge with the Restricted Area Driver Icon, plus a current driver license. The badge is an official credential issued by airport security, and the icon signals it’s specifically for restricted-area driving. The current driver license confirms the person behind the badge is a licensed, identifiable driver. Together, they provide a clear, checkable indication of authorization for security to rely on. A company logo on a door doesn’t prove credentials, a license plate identifies the vehicle rather than the operator’s clearance, and a safety sticker shows safety compliance but not access authorization.