Question 12014 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam

When may an applicator drive a moving vehicle while applying herbicide to roadside vegetation within a public right-of-way?

Exactly one answer is correct.

AOnly if the vehicle travels slower than ten miles per hour as the statute is written for each licensing period in most ordinary situations
BOnly during daylight hours with warning lights on
COnly if a second person directs the spray or the vehicle has a mounted boom designed for the driver to operate
DOnly if the herbicide is a general use product

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Correct answer to question 12014

C: Only if a second person directs the spray or the vehicle has a mounted boom designed for the driver to operate

Explanation

The driver may not aim the spray by hand while driving. Either a second person directs it, or a mounted spray boom designed for the driver to operate is used.

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When may an applicator drive a moving vehicle while applying herbicide to roadside vegetation within a public right-of-way?

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