Final answer:
The total transport index of all radioactive material in a single vehicle must not exceed the smallest number on the radioactive separation table.
Step-by-step explanation:
The total transport index of all radioactive material in a single vehicle must not exceed the smallest number on the radioactive separation table.
Radioactive material is assigned a transport index (TI) based on its level of radioactivity. The TI represents the relative hazard posed by the material during transportation. The smallest number on the radioactive separation table indicates the lowest TI value allowed for transport.
For example, if the smallest number on the radioactive separation table is 10, then the total TI of all radioactive material in a single vehicle must not exceed 10