ASP Safety Fundamentals Practice Exam

In this scenario, the appropriate action is to grant access due to the combination of the driver's temporary photo ID and AVOP (Airside Vehicle Operator Permit) and the passenger's purple RAIC (Restricted Area Identification Card).

The temporary photo ID indicates that the driver is authorized to operate a vehicle in restricted areas, as it is typically issued to individuals undergoing background checks, training, or other security screenings. The AVOP further solidifies the driver’s authorization, confirming that they have completed necessary assessments to operate vehicles safely in designated airside areas. Additionally, the passenger holds a purple RAIC, which is specifically designed for individuals who have undergone the necessary security checks and are permitted access to restricted areas, particularly in airports or similar facilities.

Given this set of credentials—indicating compliance with safety and security protocols—access should be granted, allowing both the driver and the passenger to proceed as required. This situation demonstrates the importance of assessing each individual's documentation and the role of identification in maintaining security within restricted zones.