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A Class 1 driver is transporting a load requiring a 'Corrosive' placard. What colour and symbol would lawfully be displayed?
The Corrosive placard (Class 8) is typically white on the top half and black on the bottom half, featuring symbols depicting material corroding a hand and metal
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Question: A Class 1 driver is transporting a load requiring a 'Corrosive' placard. What colour and symbol would lawfully be displayed?
Answer options:
- Red placard with a flame symbol.
- White placard with a skull and crossbones. ✅ White/Black placard with a hand and metal corroding.
- Blue placard with a water droplet.
Correct answer: White/Black placard with a hand and metal corroding.
Explanation: The Corrosive placard (Class 8) is typically white on the top half and black on the bottom half, featuring symbols depicting material corroding a hand and metal.
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