For how long must a carrier hold on to its copy of a Hazardous Materials Incident Report once the report has been filed?

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Why

Once an incident report has been submitted, the carrier's copy has to stay on file for a two-year period, usually at the company's main office.

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Topic: Hazardous materials   License: CDL

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