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Question $9$ of $31$

$9.$ Federal Statutes require that commercial drivers licensed in Canada or Mexico may not transport hazardous material $($hazmat$),$ including explosives, within the United States unless they have undergone and passed a background check similar to that required for U$.$S$.$ operators who have obtained a Hazmat Endorsement $($HME$).$ To obtain an HME, all applicants must provide biographical and biometric information.

From the information given above, it CANNOT be validly concluded that, according to Federal statutory requirements for commercial drivers licensed in Mexico or Canada,

A$)$ a commercial driver from Mexico will not be able to transport hazmat in the United States unless he$/$she submits to and passes a background check similar to that required of U$.$S$.$ operators who obtain an HME

B$)$ if commercial drivers from Canada do not undergo and pass a background check similar to that required of U$.$S$.$ operators who obtail an HME, they will not be permitted to transport hazardous materials in the United States

C$)$ if a commercial driver from Mexico submits to a background check similar to that required for U$.$S$.$ drivers who obtain an HME, he$/$she will then be cleared to transport hazardous materials in the United States

D$)$ it cannot be the case that a commercial driver from Canada is both permitted to transport hazardous material in the United States and not required to submit to and to pass a background check similar to that of U$.$S$.$ operators who obtain an HME

E$)$ when in the United States, commercial drivers from Mexico or Canada either cannot transport hazardous materials or must underc and pass a background check similar to that required of U$.$S$.$ operators who obtain an HME