Loading & TransportPregunta 35 de 80
Where should you avoid parking a vehicle loaded with hazardous materials?
a.Only on interstate highways
b.Only in rural areas
c.Within 5 feet of the traveled part of a road, or near open fires, bridges, and tunnels when avoidable
d.Anywhere with a paved surface
Explicación
You must not park a placarded vehicle within 5 feet of the traveled portion of a road except for brief operational needs. You should also avoid parking near open fire, bridges, tunnels, and buildings where a leak could endanger many people. Choose the safest possible location when a stop is unavoidable.
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