Loading & TransportQuestion 34 of 80
What should you do with cargo heaters when transporting certain flammable hazardous materials?
a.Turn them to maximum heat
b.Follow the rules that may require the heater to be shut off during transport
c.Remove the truck's exhaust system
d.Add extra fuel to the heater
Explanation
There are special rules for cargo heaters when hauling flammable liquids, flammable gases, and explosives, and in many cases the heater must be turned off. A heater is an ignition source that could ignite flammable cargo or vapors. Always check the rules for the specific material you carry.
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