True or False: Employees traveling between workplaces must carry copies of the SDS with them.

The answer is correct because Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations do not specifically require employees to carry Safety Data Sheets (SDS) while traveling between workplaces, unless they are actively handling or transporting hazardous materials. The main function of SDS is to provide information about the safe use of chemicals, and they must be readily available at the workplace where the chemicals are used.

Having an SDS available at the workplace ensures that employees can access the information they need in case of an emergency or if they need guidance on proper handling procedures. It is the employer's responsibility to ensure that these documents are accessible in the workplace rather than requiring employees to carry them during travel between worksites.

Options suggesting that SDS must be carried at all times or only under certain conditions related to transporting chemicals introduce nuances that don’t align with the established regulatory framework regarding SDS accessibility.