EmergenciesQuestion 73 of 80
What should a driver do to reduce the risk of hazmat theft or tampering during stops?
a.Stay alert, avoid predictable routines, and keep the vehicle attended or secured
b.Leave the keys in the ignition
c.Post the cargo contents on social media
d.Park in dark, isolated areas overnight
Explanation
En route security includes staying watchful, varying stops, keeping the vehicle locked and attended when required, and not advertising the cargo. These steps make it harder for someone to steal or tamper with hazardous materials. Report anything suspicious to authorities.
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