How should pesticides be transported to avoid hazards?

Transporting pesticides in original containers that are secured during transport and away from passengers is essential for several reasons. Original containers are designed to safely hold the specific pesticide formulation, reducing the risk of spills or leaks. These containers often have child-resistant features and clear labeling, which ensures that anyone handling them understands their contents and associated hazards.

Securing the containers during transport prevents movement that could lead to accidents or breaks. This is especially important in a vehicle where sudden stops or sharp turns could cause unsecured items to shift, potentially resulting in spills. Keeping pesticides away from passengers minimizes exposure to any harmful substances, ensuring that individuals are not inadvertently exposed to hazardous chemicals during transport.

This approach follows best practices for pesticide safety, aligning with regulations and guidelines that prioritize health, safety, and environmental protection. In contrast, the other options could expose individuals to risks associated with handling pesticides improperly.