What is required of shippers under BNSF HAZMAT rules?

Under BNSF HAZMAT rules, shippers are required to provide accurate documentation and maintain insurance. This is critical because accurate documentation ensures that all hazardous materials are properly identified, classified, and labeled in accordance with regulations. This not only helps in safe transport but also ensures compliance with federal and state regulations governing the movement of hazardous materials.

Additionally, maintaining insurance coverage is an important aspect for shippers as it protects against potential liabilities associated with the transportation of hazardous materials. In the event of an incident, having insurance can mitigate the financial repercussions and support necessary response actions.

The other options do not align with the legal and safety requirements set forth for shipping hazardous materials. Providing inaccurate documentation could lead to dangerous situations and regulatory violations. Shipping without insurance removes a key layer of financial protection, and only providing documentation on demand undermines the proactive measures needed to ensure safety during transport.