BC Class 1 Practice Test · Question
A truck carrying flammable liquids (Class 3) must display which placard on all four sides of the vehicle?
Dangerous goods regulations require specific placards for different classes of dangerous goods. Flammable liquids (Class 3) are indicated by a red square-on-poi
Start free practice for BC Class 1 Practice Test
50 questions · no signup required · 40 free questions per day
Question: A truck carrying flammable liquids (Class 3) must display which placard on all four sides of the vehicle?
Answer options:
- A white square-on-point with 'CORROSIVE' written on it. ✅ A red square-on-point with a flame symbol and the number '3'.
- A yellow square-on-point with a three-bladed propeller symbol.
- A black and white square-on-point with 'DANGEROUS' written on it.
Correct answer: A red square-on-point with a flame symbol and the number '3'.
Explanation: Dangerous goods regulations require specific placards for different classes of dangerous goods. Flammable liquids (Class 3) are indicated by a red square-on-point placard featuring a flame symbol and the number '3' at the bottom.
Start free practice for BC Class 1 Practice Test
50 questions · no signup required · 40 free questions per day
More about BC Class 1 Practice Test
Related Questions
- Approaching a sign that reads 'Runaway Lane / Emergency Escape Ramp Ahead', what is the immediate significance
- A rectangular sign with a truck symbol and an upward-pointing arrow, followed by 'Steep Grade', combined with
- What is the correct interpretation of a 'Oversize Load' sign displayed on a pilot vehicle in front of a flatbe
- A commercial vehicle displaying a red flag at the rear of its load indicates:
- You see a rectangular yellow sign with 'LONG VEHICLE' written in black letters. What information does this con
- A sign on the side of a transport truck reads ‘WIDE LOAD’. Which of the following is most probable about the v
More for BC Class 1 Practice Test candidates
Practice tests
Question explanations
- Approaching a sign that reads 'Runaway Lane / Emergency Escape Ramp Ahead', what is the immediate significance
- A rectangular sign with a truck symbol and an upward-pointing arrow, followed by 'Steep Grade', combined with
- What is the correct interpretation of a 'Oversize Load' sign displayed on a pilot vehicle in front of a flatbe
- A commercial vehicle displaying a red flag at the rear of its load indicates:
Ready to practice?
Free, no signup required. Build a wrong-question list as you go.
Start Free BC Class 1 Practice Test Practice →Related courses
Other Canadian certifications candidates often prepare for alongside this one.