A quick PSA to all hazmat drivers. These ridiculous "marine pollutant" placards are
completely unnecessary. So long as you're displaying a placard with the correct hazard class, packing group, and UN number there is no need to add these. In fact they are a liability, losing one in transit will put you in violation. Throw them away if the shipper gives them to you.
When the Marine Pollutant Mark is not Required - Daniels Training Services
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Marine pollutants
Discussion in 'Hazmat Trucking Forum' started by JGunner, Nov 16, 2024.
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I would think that just about anything that’s DOT regulated for transportation is a “marine pollutant” in some way.
broke down plumber Thanks this. -
it's for transport over water
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And if you refuse to apply the placard, the shipper can refuse to use you as the carrier. Also, if stopped for inspection and the inspector wants to be nitpicky, you could wind up parked until in compliance as they determine it. The article you linked is pretty cut apart and ambiguous.Last edited: Nov 16, 2024
broke down plumber, kemosabi49 and Crude Truckin' Thank this. -
I want to see the placards for a load of viagra .
striker Thanks this. -
I don't see any placards...
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