1. An X or an RQ shown in the HM column of a shipping paper means?
A The material in the shipment is a hazardous material.
B This is a hazardous material that any driver can transport.
C This material is an exception to the hazardous material rules.

2. If special permits or special routes are required, who is responsible for this?
A Owner of the vehicle
B The company dispatcher
C Driver of the vehicle

3. The EPA registration numbers of the carrier, shipper and destination must be on?
A All bills of lading
B Material Safety Data Sheets
C Hazardous Waste Manifests

4. Transporters must keep a copy of hazardous waste manifests for at least?
A One year
B Two years
C Three years

5. Which may be exempt from labeling rules when transported in small quantities?
A Consumer products
B Class A Explosives
C Poison Gas

6. A driver should count the total number of packages loaded and should count?
A The number of damaged packages
B The number of packages with reinforcement
C The number of packages of hazardous materials.

7. Poisons must not be transported with which of the following?
A Carcinogens
B Foods, animal feed or medicines
C Fungicides, pesticides or liquid fertilizers

8. What is a way to determine if two materials are not compatible to transport?
A Study the charts that are available.
B Use the trial and error method.
C Phone the local police or sheriff's office.

9. A driver transporting hazardous materials should keep those materials?
A Away from other packages
B Away from moisture
C Away from walls or side racks

10. What is the status of vehicle brakes when hazardous materials are being loaded?
A All brakes should be released.
B The parking brakes should be set.
C All brakes should be locked.