10-100
Pit stop — pulling over for a bathroom break.
Definitions
Stopping for a bathroom break, specifically the quick kind. Polite trucker code so you don't have to spell it out on an open channel.
10-100 In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
An informal CB extension of the official ten-code list — not part of the police APCO codes, more of a trucker in-joke that became standard on the road. Paired with the also-jokey 10-200 for the other kind of bathroom break.
People Also Ask
What does 10-100 mean?
It's CB radio code for a pit stop — pulling over for a bathroom break.
How do you use 10-100 in a sentence?
A trucker might radio 'I need a 10-100 at the next exit,' meaning they need to stop for the restroom.
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