Dangerous goods are divided into four categories. Only one of these categories may be acceptable for non-DG carriers. Which one?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to identify which category of dangerous goods is acceptable for non-DG carriers under specific regulations for air transport. It provides options regarding their transportation compliance and restrictions.
Answer
Limited quantities (LQ) are usually acceptable for non-DG carriers.
Limited quantities (LQ) are usually acceptable for non-DG carriers.
Answer for screen readers
Limited quantities (LQ) are usually acceptable for non-DG carriers.
More Information
Transport of dangerous goods is highly regulated, and certain types or quantities may be exempt or treated with special provisions, making them acceptable for carriers that do not normally transport dangerous goods.
Tips
A common mistake is to assume all classes of dangerous goods can be shipped by any carrier, but regulatory limitations and carrier policies often restrict the type and quantity allowed.
Sources
- What You Need To Know About The Transport Of Dangerous Goods - iata.org
- Classes - Dangerous Goods International - dgiglobal.com
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