Yes, you can flip a placard over and write on the back of it. Read 173.336(b)(1). As long as it is legible and meets the size requirements, you can hand write it.
No, you do not need the hazard class 8 in the bottom. If you use the white square on point method of displaying the ID number you will still need a proper placard displayed on each side in addition.
Is this placard illegal?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by double yellow, Jul 24, 2012.
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That also means it wouldn't be subject to the printing durability requirements laid out in 172.521-.560Last edited: Jul 28, 2012
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I stand corrected. It's always a good day when I learn something new.
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another question.....With the new rules in place, If this is a load of liquid corrosive then you must have a tanker endorsement to haul it.....btw....I think the placard will be okay, it meets bulk placarding requirements.
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I would color in the C and the E with a black marker, but that's fine. Lots of placards have a UN number box in the middle.
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That is my understanding too. BTW, its also if more than 500 gallons aggregate of flammable liquid, youre limited to 10hours drive time & automatically get a $500 ticket for speeding even 1mph over (at least in CA).
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