RegulationsQuestion 22 of 80
What must a driver do with hazardous materials shipping papers when leaving the truck?
a.Take them home each night
b.Leave them in the driver's door pouch or on the driver's seat
c.Lock them in the glove box out of view
d.Give them to any bystander
Explanation
When the driver is not in the vehicle, the shipping papers must be left in the driver's door pouch or in clear view on the driver's seat. This ensures emergency responders can find the papers quickly if something happens while the driver is away. Papers must always be easy to locate.
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