Where would the Bill of Lading typically be kept during highway transport?

• A. Cab
• B. Dashboard
• C. Back Seat
• D. Trunk

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that shipping paperwork must be readily accessible to the driver during highway transport. The Bill of Lading is part of the shipping papers that accompany a hazardous materials shipment and contains details like what is being shipped, quantities, shipper, consignee, and emergency contacts. Keeping it in the cab ensures the driver can quickly retrieve and present it to authorities or responders if stopped for inspection or in the event of an incident. It should not be left in the cargo area or elsewhere where it can be hard to reach or be damaged; the cab is the most accessible location for ongoing transport.