When transporting AE, which shipping papers must drivers carry along with DD Form 2890 and DD Form 2781?

When transporting ammunition and explosives (AE), it is essential for drivers to carry specific shipping papers to ensure safety and compliance with regulations. The correct choice is the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) excerpt. The ERG provides vital information for first responders in the event of an emergency involving hazardous materials, including procedures for managing spills, fires, and other hazardous situations.

Having the ERG readily available during transportation of AE enables drivers to inform and guide emergency responders effectively should any incident occur. This is crucial for ensuring the safety of not only those handling the materials but also the general public and the environment.

The other options, while relevant in different contexts, do not specifically address the immediate needs and protocols associated with the transportation of AE. For instance, the Toxic Substance Control Act report and the environmental assessment summary pertain more to regulatory compliance of chemicals and environmental impact, which are not the primary focus during the transportation of ammunition. Logistics tracking documentation is important for supply chain management but does not equip drivers with the emergency response information essential during transport.