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A straight truck driver transporting UN 1203 (Gasoline) in bulk must have what additional documentation in the cab besides the bill of lading?
When transporting dangerous goods, drivers must carry a dangerous goods shipping document. For certain high-risk goods like gasoline in bulk, an Emergency Respo
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Question: A straight truck driver transporting UN 1203 (Gasoline) in bulk must have what additional documentation in the cab besides the bill of lading?
Answer options:
- A list of all previous loads carried
- A full maintenance history of the truck ✅ A dangerous goods shipping document and an emergency response assistance plan (ERAP), if applicable
- The personal medical history of the driver
Correct answer: A dangerous goods shipping document and an emergency response assistance plan (ERAP), if applicable
Explanation: When transporting dangerous goods, drivers must carry a dangerous goods shipping document. For certain high-risk goods like gasoline in bulk, an Emergency Response Assistance Plan (ERAP) is also required, as per TDG regulations.
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