PlacardingQuestion 55 of 80
Who is responsible for supplying the placards to the driver?
a.The shipper generally provides placards, but the driver must apply them correctly
b.Only the state DMV
c.The consignee
d.The insurance company
Explanation
The shipper usually provides the placards, but it is the carrier's and driver's responsibility to make sure the correct placards are properly displayed. The driver should verify that placards match the cargo. Never move a placardable load without the required placards in place.
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