What type of location information is provided in phase 2?

Phase 2 location information refers to the capabilities of enhanced 911 systems, particularly concerning mobile phone calls. This type of information provides specific location data that allows emergency responders to locate the caller within a range of 50 to 300 meters. This level of accuracy is particularly useful in emergencies as it helps dispatchers determine the general area where assistance is needed without relying solely on the caller's description of their location.

Exact coordinates, while potentially available through advanced systems or additional technologies, generally do not fall under Phase 2 capabilities. The focus of Phase 2 is on a reasonably precise location that can assist emergency services. Options mentioning only city and state information or general zone information do not provide the necessary specificity that is critical for ensuring a timely response in emergencies. Thus, the correct choice identifies the balance between precision and practicability that Phase 2 aims to achieve.