What is the procedure when a car is determined to be too hazardous to handle due to loading issues?

When a car is identified as too hazardous to handle due to loading issues, the appropriate action is to not handle the car. This decision prioritizes safety and mitigates the risk of accidents or incidents that could arise from mishandling a hazardous car.

The rationale behind not handling the car is based on established safety protocols that dictate how to manage hazmat and potentially dangerous situations on the railway. By avoiding any attempts to move or interact with the car, the risk to personnel, equipment, and the environment is minimized. It allows for proper evaluation and handling procedures to be followed, ensuring that the situation is assessed by trained professionals equipped to manage hazardous materials safely.

While other options may suggest further actions, they do not emphasize the immediate necessity of protecting workers and the public from potential danger.