Emergencies & HazardsQuestion 99 of 120
You are hauling a placarded load of flammable liquid. Where must the shipping papers be kept while you are driving?
a.Locked in the trailer with the cargo
b.In the sleeper berth
c.Emailed to the carrier is sufficient
d.Within the driver's immediate reach while the seat belt is fastened, and clearly visible or in a pouch on the driver's door
Explanation
Emergency responders must be able to find the papers quickly, so they must be within reach and identifiable from the driver's side. Papers in the trailer, in a sleeper, or only in electronic form at the office are unavailable to responders at the scene.
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