CDL · Hazardous materials
What does it mean when a Hazardous Materials Table entry lists "Forbidden" as its hazard class?
Correct answer: No common carrier may ever transport that material.
Answer options
- AIt may be hauled only in a sealed container that is never opened
- BEach shipment of it must stay below the reportable quantity
- CNo common carrier may ever transport that material Correct
Why
When "Forbidden" appears where the hazard class should be, the material cannot be offered for shipment or transported, so a carrier must refuse it regardless of the packaging or the amount.
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Topic: Hazardous materials License: CDL
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