CDL · Hazardous materials
The Hazardous Materials Table prints some names in Roman (regular) type and some in italics. When marking hazardous materials, which of these is NOT allowed?
Correct answer: Using a name printed in italics as the shipping name.
Answer options
- AShowing the material's identification number
- BUsing a name printed in Roman type as the shipping name
- CUsing a name printed in italics as the shipping name Correct
Why
Only the names printed in Roman type in the table are proper shipping names; words in italics are not, so they cannot serve as one. The identification number is a normal part of hazardous materials markings.
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Topic: Hazardous materials License: CDL
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