Question about Hazmat trip planning.
How do I know if my route is approved for Class 9 unplacarded HAZMAT? Checked with safety multiple times and we reviewed my route but all I know is no tunnels and must follow any sign that says HM use certain route.
HAZMAT trip planning?
Discussion in 'Hazmat Trucking Forum' started by RayBlaszak, Jan 26, 2019.
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Found the answer to my first question on the FMCSA website. My next question is what happens if your detoured onto a no HM route? For example, I 40 is restricted through Knoxville and you list use I640. What happens if you were detoured onto I40?
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Er... The Law doing the detouring should spot your diamonds and come up with a alternative for you. It would be in cases where you have had a fatal or high injury life flight or something that closed I640 in your face.
You cannot take a hazmat load with diamonds on your truck into banned non HM routes. You just cannot. With that in mind and your scenario, if the fire dept is standing on your tank telling you to divert to 40, you tell em hell no, you are hazmat your truck does NOT go on 40. And you stay put until the Fire Chief gets involved and more Law etc makes a decision about you.WildTiger1990, wis bang, CorsairFanboy and 2 others Thank this. -
What exactly is unplacarded hazmat? It either is or isn’t a placard load. There aren’t too many route restrictions to be honest, mostly it’s just using beltways around cities. Just check your atlas or the web. Here is what I use:
National Hazardous Materials Route Registry - By Statemustang190, slow.rider, tscottme and 3 others Thank this. -
You are over thinking this. Either have to follow all hazmat rules for placards and routing if you are carrying enough of said product to trigger the hazmat regs or you are not.
If you don't carry enough product to trigger placards, you are treated as any other unremarkable load.slow.rider, flood, tscottme and 5 others Thank this. -
Yeah, this one is bumming me out. It's like a chicken or the egg question, Zvar..
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for domestic transport in the US if it’s not placarded then there is no route restriction plain and simple.slow.rider, tscottme, Bob Dobalina and 2 others Thank this.
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Okay thanks. I double checked the route anyways and there are no restrictions. The load does not require placards. Just want to make sure I have all the bases covered
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Unplacared hazmat is peanut butter without any jelly now does it make sense to you
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Class 9 doesn’t require placards unless it’s a bulk shipment, and anything billed as “limited quantity” due to the size of the packaging doesn’t count toward your aggregate total for whether or not you need placards.Flankenfurter Thanks this.
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