Question 2816Deck General70% to pass
Which cargo would require a dangerous cargo manifest?
AI Explanation
The correct answer is D) Cotton.
A dangerous cargo manifest is required for the transportation of hazardous or dangerous materials, including certain flammable, explosive, or otherwise hazardous cargo. Cotton is considered a dangerous cargo because it is highly flammable and poses a fire risk during transportation.
The other options - lumber, wheat, and sugar - are not typically considered dangerous cargoes that would require a dangerous cargo manifest. These materials are generally safe to transport without the need for special documentation.
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