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A dangerous goods placard must be displayed on a commercial vehicle if the quantity of dangerous goods exceeds a certain threshold. For most dangerous goods, what is this minimum quantity?
Under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Regulations, a placard is generally required when the gross mass of dangerous goods loaded in a vehicle (other
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Question: A dangerous goods placard must be displayed on a commercial vehicle if the quantity of dangerous goods exceeds a certain threshold. For most dangerous goods, what is this minimum quantity?
Answer options:
- 100 kg
- 150 kg
- 250 kg ✅ 500 kg
Correct answer: 500 kg
Explanation: Under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Regulations, a placard is generally required when the gross mass of dangerous goods loaded in a vehicle (other than those specified as a 'limited quantity') exceeds 500 kg. There are exceptions for certain classes.
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