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When Making A Tire Check Hazmat

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QUESTION 1

1) How to identify Hazardous Material 2) How to safely load hazardous shipments 3) How to properly placard your vehicle in accordance with the rules 4) How to safely transport these materials

ANSWER

4 things an applicant needs to know to pass the hazardous material endorsement test.

QUESTION 2

The driver's responsibilities in transporting hazardous materials.

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What is meant by "Hazard Class"?

QUESTION 3

1. Class code, which indicates the type and level of danger in an emergency or a spill. 2. In case of an accident in which the driver may be injured and cannot communicate the information to the first responders.

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1. Shipping papers list what? 2. Why?

QUESTION 4

Within easy reach of emergency personnel. The 3 options are; - In clear view within immediate reach while the seat belt is fastened while driving. - In a pouch on the driver's door. - On the driver's seat when out of the vehicle.

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Where are drivers required to store shipping papers while a hazardous load is in transit?

QUESTION 5

Yes, shippers will mark each package with a diamond shaped label that gives hazardous class information. If a label will not fit on a package, then a securely attached tag may be used.

ANSWER

Are individual packages required to be marked with hazardous material information?

QUESTION 6

Yes, diamond shaped placards that indicate the hazardous class code of the cargo are required. Both sides, as well as the front and rear of the vehicle, must have identical placards. The placards must be readable from all four directions.

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Are vehicles required to be placarded with hazardous material information?

QUESTION 7

10 3/4-inches square, square-on-point, in a diamond shape. Cargo tanks and other bulk packaging also display the ID number of their contents on placards, or orange panels or white square-on-point displays that are the same size as placards, and placed near the placards.

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Describe placards

QUESTION 8

1. Hazard class 2. proper shipping name 3. lists or give reference for requirements pertaining to labeling, packaging and quantity limits aboard aircraft and stowage on vessels.

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What is the hazardous material table used for?

QUESTION 9

• An entry with a proper shipping name, hazard class, and ID number • A highlighted entry or one with an X or RQ in the hazardous materials column • What business the shipper is in (e.g., paint dealer, chemical supply, scientific supply house, pest control or agricultural supplier, explosives, munitions or fireworks dealer) • Tanks with diamond labels or placards on the premises • Type of package being shipped. Cylinders and drums often are used for hazardous materials shipments • Hazard class label, proper shipping name, or ID number on a package • Handling precautions noted

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How can a driver tell if a shipment has hazardous material by looking at the shipping papers?

QUESTION 10

• The hazard class of materials • The amount of hazardous materials shipped • The total weight of all classes of hazardous materials in your vehicle

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What do you need to know in order to determine which placards to use on the vehicle?

QUESTION 11

You may park a placarded vehicle (not laden with explosives) within 5 feet of the traveled part of the road only if your work requires it. Do so only briefly. Someone must always watch the vehicle when parked on a public roadway or shoulder. Do not uncouple a trailer with hazardous material and leave it on a public street. Do not park within 300 feet of an open fire.

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What are the rules regarding parking a vehicle carrying hazardous materials?

QUESTION 12

Park it. Secure the area. Keep people away and upwind. You or your employer must notify The National Response Center at 800 424-8802 as soon as practical, but no later than 12 hours after an incident. ONLY If trained, attempt to contain the leak using appropriate spill containment devices. Stay there, but always at a safe distance

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What steps should a driver follow if they discover material leaking from their shipment?

QUESTION 13

When sending someone for help, write down: • A description of the emergency • Your exact location and direction of travel • The shipping name, hazard class and ID number of the hazardous materials from the shipping paper • Your name, the carrier's name, and the name of the community or city where your terminal is located

ANSWER

When sending someone for help, what information should you give them?

QUESTION 14

• Your name. • Name and address of the carrier you work for • Phone number where you can be reached • Date, time and location of incident • The extent of injuries, if any • Classification, name, and quantity of hazardous materials involved, if such information is available • Type of incident and nature of hazardous material involvement and whether a continuing danger to life exists at the scene If a reportable quantity of hazardous substance was involved, the caller should give the name of the shipper and the quantity of the hazardous substance discharged. Carriers must make detailed written reports within 30 days of an incident

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What information must be provided to the National Response Center when making a report?

QUESTION 15

Gases, solids, and flammable and combustible liquids

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What forms can hazardous materials come in?

QUESTION 16

you must pass written test first. Completing the written test is only the beginning of your training.

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How do you gain a hazardous material endorsement?

QUESTION 17

every 5 years

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By federal law, how regularly must employees involved in transporting hazardous materials be tested?

QUESTION 18

Rules that inform drivers of the proper way to load, transport, and unload bulk tanks.

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What are "containment rules"?

QUESTION 19

Explosive contents

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What does an orange placard represent?

QUESTION 20

Decide the identification number of the product.

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Which of these is not a responsibility of the driver?

QUESTION 21

Shipper, carrier, driver

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In what order do the following operate?

QUESTION 22

The shipper has the main responsibility of ensuring the product has been correctly packaged according to the hazardous materials regulations.

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Whose responsibility is it to package the hazardous product correctly?

QUESTION 23

Class 1: Explosives. Class 2: Gases. Class 3: Flammable and Combustible Liquids. Class 4: Flammable Solids. Class 5: Oxidizing Substances, Organic Peroxides. Class 6: Toxic Substances and Infectious Substances. Class 7: Radioactive Materials. Class 8: Corrosives. Class 9: Miscellaneous Hazard

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How many hazard classes are there?

QUESTION 24

Class 1 Expl: orange Class 3 Flamm: red, fire Class 5 Oxid: yellow Class 6 Pois: blck and wht, skull

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Color of: Class 1, explosive Class 3, flammable liquid Class 5, Oxidizer Class 6, poisonous

QUESTION 25

The risks associated with the individual products.

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What do hazard classes reflect?

QUESTION 26

In the event of an emergency, you may not be able to speak.

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Why is it important that shipping papers are placed correctly in the vehicle?

QUESTION 27

Division 1.1-Dynamite can be explosive, making it Class 1.

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Example of a Class 1 hazardous material?

QUESTION 28

Division 4.3, sodium is a hazard as it is spontaneously combustible when wet.

ANSWER

Which hazard class does sodium come under?

QUESTION 29

FOUR: one on the front, one on the rear, and one on either side of the vehicle. This is so the warning can be read by someone approaching the vehicle from any direction.

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How many identical placards are required on a vehicle transporting hazardous materials?

QUESTION 30

Alphabetical order

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In what order are proper shipping names listed in the hazardous materials table?

QUESTION 31

Reportable Quantity

ANSWER

What does "RQ" stand for?

QUESTION 32

When a shipping paper suggests Inhalation Hazard, you must display the poison or poison gas placard. Class 6

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What action should you take if you see the phrase "Inhalation Hazard" on your shipping paper?

QUESTION 33

1.Highlighted in contrasting color 2. Letters NHM in HM column 3. Materials should be described FIRST on the shipping paper. (Either mark an X (or an RQ if applicable), highlight it or describe it above.)

ANSWER

An order contains both hazardous and nonhazardous materials. Which of the following is not an appropriate way of marking the hazardous materials on the shipping paper?

QUESTION 34

Unlike Phenylmercuric acetate, Phenylthiourea, and phosphine, phorate only has a Reportable Quality of 10 pounds.

ANSWER

Which of these materials does not have a Reportable Quantity of 100 pounds?

QUESTION 35

5 000 Pounds

ANSWER

What is the Reportable Quantity of phosphoric acid?

QUESTION 36

15 to 50 feet

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Drivers of placarded vehicles transporting hazardous materials must stop ____ to ____ feet from the nearest rail of a railroad.

QUESTION 37

31

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How many different type placards are there showing dot specifications?

QUESTION 38

Any vehicle carrying chlorine

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When is it required for the driver to have an approved gas mask on hand?

QUESTION 39

10 3/4 inch square or diamond

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Size and shape of placard

QUESTION 40

Can safely pass the fire without stopping

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Whenever your vehicle is placarded, do not drive near open fires unless you:

QUESTION 41

Tabbed differently and kept on top of all other paperwork

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The hazardous waste manifest should be

QUESTION 42

No. You can't haul a forbidden cargo

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Can you haul forbidden material?

QUESTION 43

2 years

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Besides your appropriate license, a driver must carry on his person at all times a dated certificate signed by the employer. This certificate must also be updated every

QUESTION 44

A u.l. rating of 10 b/c or above

ANSWER

What type fire extinguisher is required in the power unit of a placarded vehicle?

QUESTION 45

ONLY for safety purposes, no more than safety requires.

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If hazardous material is spilling from your vehicle, do not move your vehicle:

QUESTION 46

Poisons

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Animals and human foodstuffs should not be loaded in the same vehicle with?

QUESTION 47

Tells the degree of control needed during transportation.

ANSWER

The transport index of a radioactive material:

QUESTION 48

A placarded cargo tank.

ANSWER

Class A explosives must not be transported in a combination vehicle if the vehicle includes:

QUESTION 49

The written route plan

ANSWER

Which of the following must drivers have in their possession while transporting class a or b explosives?

QUESTION 50

A bulk container permanently attached to a vehicle.

ANSWER

Which of the following is the proper definition of a cargo tank?

QUESTION 51

Any property that has been government approved for unattended vehicles that are hauling explosives.

ANSWER

What is the best description of a safe haven?

QUESTION 52

a. Materials hazard class b. Amount being shipped c. RQ is listed

ANSWER

Three indications or keys to identify which placard to use?

QUESTION 53

When filling or unloading any flammable liquid tank. Ground must be maintained until filling hole is properly closed.

ANSWER

When is it necessary to ground the trailer?

QUESTION 54

300

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You may not park a vehicle carrying hazardous materials within ____ feet of an open fire.

QUESTION 55

Explosives A and B

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The materials that are the exception and do not allow parking within 5 feet close to a road are

QUESTION 56

No. you cannot

ANSWER

Can you legally haul hazardous materials without a hazardous materials endorsement on your commercial driver license.

QUESTION 57

The shipper

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The emergency response telephone number is the responsibility of which individual?

QUESTION 58

Emergency Response Guidebook

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ERG stands for

QUESTION 59

the name of a hazardous material is crucial because this will be the same as on the shipping paper; also needed is the ID number.

ANSWER

The most important information on the package marking is

QUESTION 60

1. the hazard class of materials; 2. how many of them you are shipping 3. the total weight of the materials deemed hazardous.

ANSWER

What 3 things do you need to know when choosing a placard to display?

QUESTION 61

At least 3 inches

ANSWER

How far away must placards be from other markings?

QUESTION 62

119 gallons

ANSWER

What capacity must a single container be able to contain to be considered a bulk packaging?

QUESTION 63

Class 7:

ANSWER

Which of the following hazard classes/divisions does not have to be braced ahead of transport?

QUESTION 64

Never smoke anywhere near your vehicle if you are transporting any materials that are Class 1 (explosives), Division 2.1 (flammable gas), Class 3 (flammable liquids), Class 4 (flammable solids), Class 5 (oxidizers.)

ANSWER

You should never smoke anywhere near your vehicle when transporting which classes of materials?

QUESTION 65

Class 1, explosives Class 3, flammable liquids & Division 2.1, flammable gases

ANSWER

There are special cargo heating rules for loading which of the following?

QUESTION 66

The ONLY exception is in an emergency situation where there is no alternative action that can be made.

ANSWER

You should never transfer explosives (Class A or B/Divisions 1.1,1.2, and 1.3) between vehicles on a public roadway, except..

QUESTION 67

To avoid incident, you shouldn't transport explosives in combination vehicles with anything longer than a double trailer.

ANSWER

You must never transport Class A explosives in any vehicle longer than:

QUESTION 68

More than two high or above any other product

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You must never load nitric acid __.

QUESTION 69

1. they are held upright (or braced laying flat down), 2. fastened in racks attached to the vehicle, OR in boxes that will keep them from turning over.

ANSWER

When loading your vehicle with Class 2, compressed gas materials, it is crucial that

QUESTION 70

Radioactive materials

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When loading which of the following would you expect to find the term "transport index"?

QUESTION 71

At the nozzle, controlling the fuel flow.

ANSWER

When fueling a placarded vehicle you must be,

QUESTION 72

This material is only restricted when shipped by air and/or water.

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An "a/w" the first column of the hazardous materials table means:

QUESTION 73

It is not the proper shipping name - those in romantype above it are

ANSWER

When a substance in the materials table is written in italics it means

QUESTION 74

" ", "A", "D" domestic transportation, "G", "I" international "W"

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Column 1 of the Table contains six symbols

QUESTION 75

Lists the hazardous materials descriptions and proper shipping names of materials designated as hazardous materials. "or" in italics indicates that there is a choice of terms in the sequence that may alternately be used "poison & toxic" are used interchangeably

ANSWER

Column 2

QUESTION 76

contains a designation of the hazard class or division corresponding to each proper shipping name, or the word "Forbidden".

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Column 3

QUESTION 77

the identification number assigned to each proper shipping name. "UN" = proper shipping names considered appropriate for international transportation as well as domestic transportation. "NA"= not recognized for International transport, except Canada "ID" = proper shipping names recognized by the ICAO Technical Instructions

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Column 4

QUESTION 78

one or more packing groups assigned to a material corresponding to the proper shipping name and hazard class for that material. Packing Groups I, II and III indicate the degree of danger presented by the material is great, medium or minor, respectively.

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Column 5 specifies

QUESTION 79

codes which represent the hazard warning labels required

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Column 6 specifies

QUESTION 80

Explosives 1.1

ANSWER

When hauling explosives 1.1 & 1.3; which placard do you use?

QUESTION 81

15 days

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When a spill occurs of an "rq" substance the carrier has within ______to report the spill.

QUESTION 82

The proper shipping name with out regard whether the material meets the definition of that class.

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Column 1 (symbols ) the "+" sign means:

QUESTION 83

Inpsect for possible puncture risks (bolts, hooks, sharp loose materials) Close all manholes and valves. Be sure they are free of leaks

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You have loaded a hazardous material into a cargo tank. What must you do before you move the vehicle?

QUESTION 84

Must be signed and carried by anyone transporting a hazardous waste.

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A properly prepared uniform hazardous waste manifest:

QUESTION 85

Hydrogen bromide, non flammable gas, un 1048.

ANSWER

The right order of shipping paper descriptions for a hazardous material is

QUESTION 86

More than 110 gallons

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A placard is required for a combustible liquid at?

QUESTION 87

Reflective triangles

ANSWER

Which signals may be used to warn of a stopped vehicle that contains explosives?

QUESTION 88

2 hours or 100 miles

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you must stop your vehicle and check any dual tires at least once every ___. Whichever is less.

QUESTION 89

Carrier must report any spill of this material.

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an "rq" before or after the item description on the shipping paper, it means

QUESTION 90

A copy of fmcsr part 397

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Carriers must give each driver who transports class a or b explosives:

QUESTION 91

To communicate the risks associated with the material

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The intent of hazardous materials regulations is to ensure safety, to contain the material, and:

QUESTION 92

50

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The total transport index of all radioactive material packages in a single vehicle must not exceed

QUESTION 93

Check the proper route and get the permits needed for the trip before you start the trip:

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You are going to be hauling hazardous materials over a route you do not know well; you must

QUESTION 94

a. Flammable liquids b. Flammable gas c. Explosives

ANSWER

Which three hazard classes should not be loaded into a trailer that has a heater / air conditioner unit.

QUESTION 95

1. Remove the tire and place it a safe distance from the vehicle. 2. Stop at the nearest safe place and fix it.

ANSWER

1. You find an overheated tire during an enroute inspection. If you are hauling hazardous materials, you must: 2. You find a leaking tire, you must:

QUESTION 96

The explosives have been placed at least 200 feet away from the vehicles and occupied buildings.

ANSWER

A truck carrying explosives has crashed with another vehicle. You should not pull them apart until.

QUESTION 97

The driver

ANSWER

Who is responsible for finding out what permits or special routes you will need to haul hazardous materials?

QUESTION 98

"explosives a" placards

ANSWER

A vehicle contains 500 pounds each of explosives a and b, you must use:

QUESTION 99

Shipment is regulated by hazardous material regulations.

ANSWER

If an "x" or "rq" is in the "hm" column of a shipping paper entry, the:

QUESTION 100

a. The required label b. The hazardous materials shipping name and identification number c. The name and address of shipper or consignee

ANSWER

Which of the following, if required, must the shipper put on the package.

QUESTION 101

The shipper is a private carrier carrying his or her own product.

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The shippers package hazardous materials, they must certify that this was done according to the regulations. The only exception is when:

QUESTION 102

2 feet

ANSWER

The transport index of a material is 1.1. What distance must it be kept from people?

QUESTION 103

Anything you swallow, excluding mouthwash, toothpaste, and skin creams

ANSWER

Foodstuffs definition

QUESTION 104

Class A explosives; because it could prove a major hazard to the safety of not only the driver but also surrounding people.

ANSWER

Charged storage batteries should never be loaded in the same vehicle with..

QUESTION 105

881.9 pounds of solid, water capacity of 1 000+ pounds for a gas.

ANSWER

To be considered a bulk packaging, the freight container or transport vehicle must be capable of holding ____ pounds of solid and/or water capacity of ____ pounds for gas

QUESTION 106

1. Within 25 feet of the tank 2. Have a clear view of the tank, 3. Know the hazards, 4. Be aware of emergency procedures 5. Be able to (and authorized to) move the tank.

ANSWER

When someone is loading or unloading a cargo tank, there must always be another individual watching. How close must they be to the vehicle?.. and

QUESTION 107

if you need to operate a pump.

ANSWER

When loading or unloading flammable liquids, you must always turn off your engine. The only exception is..

QUESTION 108

reflective triangles or red electric lights in the event of a breakdown.

ANSWER

You must never use flares or fuses around a vehicle that has Class A or B explosives, or tanks that transport Class 3 or Division 2.1 materials (flammable liquids and gases, respectively), whether they be empty or full. I During a break down, use

QUESTION 109

25 feet of the vehicle. You should never smoke within 25 feet of a placarded tank used for Division 2.1 materials.

ANSWER

When transporting explosives, flammable liquids, flammable solids, or oxidisers, you should never smoke or carry a lighted cigarette/pipe/cigar within

QUESTION 110

2 hours or 100 miles, whichever is less. Also, you must use a tire pressure gauge. and you must consider regulations about parking and watching placarded vehicles.

ANSWER

You should check your tires every

QUESTION 111

Check that your driving partner is OK, Ensure you have your shipping papers with you. and keep people far away and upwind Call for help Keep a safe distance but do not leave the vehicle unattended.

ANSWER

In a hazardous materials emergency, which of the following would you do FIRST?

QUESTION 112

Park the vehicle, secure the area, stay there, send someone else for help.

ANSWER

You discover a leak in your vehicle. Which of the following is the correct procedure to follow?

QUESTION 113

The Carrier, except: When picking up Class A or B explosives at a location other than your employer's terminal, then it is the responsibility of the driver to create a written route plan.

ANSWER

When transporting explosives, a written route plan is required. Whose responsibility is it to create this?

QUESTION 114

name and address of the carrier they work for, the hazardous materials, time and location of the incident, any injuries sustained, a phone number they can be reached at, any continuing danger to life that exists at the scene.

ANSWER

When making an immediate telephone report, which of the following details would the caller not be expected to give?

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