MO CDL HAZMAT TEST - PRACTICE TEST

21. Some packages of radioactive materials bear a number called the "transport index", which tells:
how the package was sealed.
the degree of control needed during transportation.
the weight of the package.
22. If a shipping paper describes both hazardous and non-hazardous products, the hazardous materials must be:
highlighted in a contrasting color.
in the same color as the non-hazardous materials.
listed at the bottom.
23. If your vehicle thumps or vibrates heavily, it may be a sign that:
the brakes have failed.
one of the tires has gone flat.
you need to shift up.
24. If you have a HazMat endorsement and renounce your U.S. citizenship:
you may transfer your endorsement to a trusted U.S. citizen.
you may keep your endorsement until your next license renewal date.
you will lose your HazMat endorsement.
25. If you are at the scene of an incident involving hazardous materials, you should:
keep people far away and upwind.
avoid warn others of the danger as this could caus a panic attack.
write description of the scene on the shipping paper.
26. Which of the following is NOT something you must know in order to determine if you need to use placards?
The amount of hazardous material being shipped.
The amount of all hazardous materials of all classes on your vehicle.
The manufacturing date of the materials.
27. To transport hazardous materials, drivers need:
a CDL license only.
a CDL license with a tank endorsement.
a CDL license with hazardous material endorsement.
28. ________ must choose the safest route to transport placarded radioactive materials.
The carrier
The driver
The shipper
29. Who must provide emergency response information?
The carrier
The driver
The shipper
30. Which of the following statements is true?
There is no way that short circuits due to damaged insulation can cause a vehicle fire.
Poor cargo ventilation is a common cause of fire.
Carrying a properly charged and rated fire extinguisher will help prevent fires.
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