Which statement is not supported by the information provided?

Which statement is not supported by the information provided?

• A. FedEx uses FX-18 compliant software for Shippers Declarations
• B. Exempt Human Specimen is a classification for certain HLA samples
• C. Category A substances can be transported by courier under the exclusive motor vehicle exemption
• D. Shippers Declarations do not require software

Answer: (C)

Think about how dangerous goods are allowed to move and what exemptions actually cover. Category A infectious substances are among the most tightly controlled shipments. They typically require strict packaging, documentation, and handling, and they are not eligible for the kind of ground-only, exclusive-use courier exemption that some non-air shipments can rely on. So saying that Category A substances can be transported by courier under an exclusive motor vehicle exemption conflicts with the way these materials are regulated, making that statement not supported by the information provided. The other points align with common practice: carriers use specialized software to prepare Shipper’s Declarations, and there is indeed a recognized classification for certain Exempt Human Specimens (such as specific HLA samples) under the regulatory framework.