CDL · Hazardous materials
A driver hauling chlorine in a cargo tank is required to carry what equipment?
Correct answer: An approved gas mask plus a leak-control kit for the dome cover plate fittings.
Answer options
- AAn approved gas mask plus a leak-control kit for the dome cover plate fittings Correct
- BA leak-control kit for the dome cover plate fittings, but no gas mask
- CAn approved gas mask, but no leak-control kit for the dome cover plate fittings
Why
Because chlorine is an extremely toxic gas, a chlorine cargo tank must travel with an approved gas mask to protect the driver and an emergency kit to seal leaks in the dome cover plate fittings.
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Topic: Hazardous materials License: CDL
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