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A driver just did his first stop to check cargo securement. Per the regulations, when must he stop again? A. In 50 miles B. In 3 hours, 150 miles or change of duty status (which…

A driver just did his first stop to check cargo securement. Per the regulations, when must he stop again? A. In 50 miles B. In 3 hours, 150 miles or change of duty status (which…
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A driver just did his first stop to check cargo securement. Per the regulations, when must he stop again?

A. In 50 miles
B. In 3 hours, 150 miles or change of duty status (whichever comes first)
C. Whenever he feels like it
D. When he sees something fly off his trailer

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Final answer:

The driver must stop again in 3 hours, 150 miles, or a change of duty status.

Step-by-step explanation:

The driver must stop again in 3 hours, 150 miles, or a change of duty status, whichever comes first.

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