CDL · Passenger vehicles
May explosives or radioactive materials travel on a bus?
Correct answer: No, never in the area where passengers ride.
Answer options
- AYes, as long as they carry the proper labels
- BYes, but only in the area where passengers ride
- CNo, never in the area where passengers ride Correct
Why
Explosives other than small-arms ammunition, along with labeled radioactive materials, may never be placed in the part of a bus where people ride. Proper labels do not change that ban.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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