What is another term for a vehicle dashboard displacement?

The term "dash roll-up" refers specifically to the technique used in extrication scenarios where firefighters need to manipulate a vehicle's dashboard during a rescue operation. This technique involves rolling up the dashboard to create space and access to trapped occupants within the vehicle.

Understanding this term is important for firefighters as it relates directly to operations involving entrapment situations. The use of the term "dash roll-up" highlights the actions taken to safely remove or shift the dashboard away from victims who may be pinned inside, allowing for easier access and a more efficient rescue process.

In contrast, the other terms listed do not relate to vehicle extrication or dashboard manipulation. "Decompress" is more associated with pressure relief in various contexts, while "come along" refers to a tool used for pulling objects or vehicles, and "anchor pull" pertains to securing and pulling forces but does not specifically address dashboard displacement. Therefore, "dash roll-up" is the most relevant term in this context.