CDL · Hazardous materials
What is the purpose of the shipper's signature on a hazardous materials shipping paper?
Correct answer: To certify that the shipment was prepared as the regulations require.
Answer options
- ATo confirm that the driver has inspected and accepted the cargo
- BTo certify that the shipment was prepared as the regulations require Correct
- CTo accept legal responsibility for any crash that occurs during the trip
Why
The shipper's signed certification declares that the materials are properly classified, described, packaged, marked, and labeled and are in proper condition for transportation under the regulations. It says nothing about the driver's inspection and does not accept blame for crashes.
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Topic: Hazardous materials License: CDL
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