What substance do you think he’s hauling?

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Amazing-Mammoth-8442@reddit

In all seriousness, wtf IS he hauling?

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Full-Respect-8261@reddit

My ex-wife maybe not though, not enough signs

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Pitiful-MobileGamer@reddit

Generalized flammable, 1993, perfumery flammables 1266. sodium batteries 3551, some sort of hazardous solid 3077, lithium batteries 3480, organic acid 3265, and a corrosive solid 2923.

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10lugthuggin@reddit

It's nuts that all that can be put together

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Just Google the number, put the letters UN before the number and Google them. These numbers are used by first responders to assess hazards of the load from a distance. And they are used for segregation requirements.

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NorthDriver8927@reddit

There’s also a good hazmat app you can download and it works well if you every come across a fella on the road in a situation. Open the app, zoom in with the camera and it’ll tell you how close is too close.

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YVRkeeper@reddit

That’s ok. You don’t need to mention the name of the app. I’ll just zoom in with the camera and it will tell me.

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NorthDriver8927@reddit

It’s called HazMat 2024

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Any_Shopping1633@reddit

Is that the Emergency Response Guidebook in app form?

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NorthDriver8927@reddit

It is yes.

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GoMake_me_a_sandwich@reddit

Will the app also help with placarding, if I take pictures of the manifest s? I've been using some guides but I never thought about an app.

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NorthDriver8927@reddit

It’ll help you with anything hazmat

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10lugthuggin@reddit

I have my hazmat lol I know how it works I'm just saying it's crazy that you can do it

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ksyoung17@reddit

Eh, as long as they're all in individual containers and properly packed and segregated, there's nothing here that's liable to get squirrely in transit. Lithium being in bulk mandating that placard is really the only thing I'd want to see how they packed.

Throw an oxidizer, or a 4.2 in there, and you have yourself a good time brewing.

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happyexit7@reddit

👍🏻

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Radiant_Swan187@reddit

Weird ass AI answer to a question nobody asked

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polarjunkie@reddit

I've had single products that were class 3, class 8, and class 6 at the same time. Nasty stuff but society requires it to function.

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realgrasputin@reddit

So, chicken and spinach then?

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keepmecoming@reddit

This user plaques

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FrYoungtrad@reddit

Do they just lump all the hazmat into one container bc of paperwork reasons?

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Professional-Win5670@reddit

I haul hazmat. All of these things can be hauled together with no/minimal segregation. Class 9 doesn’t even have to be placarded if you’re hauling it domestically in the US, unless it’s bulk. We often use class 9 drums/pallets to easily segregate things like flammable liquids from oxidizers. Otherwise, we put the oxidizers on the tail of the trailer as far away from the flammables as possible.

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Leather_Industry8483@reddit

Doesn't placard with numbers mean bulk?

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Professional-Win5670@reddit

That would be correct

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scottsplace5@reddit

3077 is copper sulfate. Don’t breathe it in, don’t ask me how I know. Don’t handle it when wet without gloves, don’t ask me how I know.

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Wicell@reddit

3077 is environmentally hazardous solid. While you may have handled 3077 that was in fact copper sulfate, not all things listed as 3077 are copper sulfate.

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scottsplace5@reddit

It, over the long term, will make your hands bleed. It doesn’t wash out. Touch it once, it will be okay, but don’t touch it again for the next 2 weeks. Allow the contaminated skin to die and fall off. Touch it wet every day and the damage compounds until it makes it through the skin to the blood. As for breathing it, it will hurt until your lungs and sinuses get rid of it. It can be up to an hour if it was too thick.

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Jina-langu-ni-Juma@reddit

I'm not going to ask, but demand you tell me!

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John9250@reddit

My ex

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Libiido@reddit

Definitely poison.

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Unable_Strength_2712@reddit

Yes

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National_Success5266@reddit

Check to see if the driver has hair?

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National_Success5266@reddit

Takis Fuego……

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Neat_World_2101@reddit

All of them

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A-Wolf-4099@reddit

I want to see the SDS write up manual for that container.

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Specific_Respond_991@reddit

Yes

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Some_Victory_5499@reddit

Acids and flammable great combination

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intelex22@reddit

Look up the UN numbers bobo. There isn’t much guess work.

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IntelligentCandy8716@reddit

I'm going to say hazardous waste. That's the only trucks I've ever seen with that many different numbers.

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DFA_Wildcat@reddit

John: Which placard do we need for this load?

Bob: Just put them all on, safe bet that one will be correct.

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DistributionThick768@reddit

The small business solution

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DANO8503@reddit

Covid vaccines

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Kindly_Region@reddit

It's more than one thing. That container is probably full of barrels with various hazardous materials in them

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JayGT1@reddit

Its cactus juice

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AreaLeftBlank@reddit

Lil bit of everything it seems

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your_daily_average@reddit

Poop

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Consistent-North7790@reddit

Yer mom

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rvlifestyle74@reddit

The toilets backed up at taco bell.

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rvlifestyle74@reddit

The contents of the porta potties at the hotdog eating contest and chili cookoff.

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rvlifestyle74@reddit

Evian water. Naive backwards. Coincidence?

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justdan76@reddit

Fireball

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Late-Driver6697@reddit

Im shipping clerk and last summer a guy picked up and he had 20,000lbs of fireworks in the truck and we talked about then he said. Yep no smoking around this mother f' er 🤣

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Beautiful_Cod_6524@reddit

Superfund waste site barrels to be lowered into the water pits at the mouth of the San Jacinto river in southeast Texas. No beaches, no aquatic animal landings, probably no barnacles on the barges either!

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TheRealMondo@reddit

The Ltd qty diamond has me dead. I thought It was only for interior packages.

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MADLUX2015@reddit

International shipping requires it. Were the only country that doesn't have to use it on the outside

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TheRealMondo@reddit

Haven't delt with ITL shipments but that's interesting to know.

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MADLUX2015@reddit

Im a sea can hauler also, the us doesnt 100% follow the international code for all this stuff. It gets weird and confusing at times, and I've even had to educate dot officers that containers haulers have to follow international world wide standards. It's a hassle at times but simple really.

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Crossbowe@reddit

“Yes”

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tantric_tongue69@reddit

Deeznuts

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GrapeAlchemist@reddit

Yes

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shitishouldntsay@reddit

1266 gives it away. It's a trailer full of perfume and cologne.

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dark5tar29@reddit

Trioxin III

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Hot_Pianist_2239@reddit

There’s actually an app called “erg” which is what firefighter school told us to use in order to know what is actually inside there. The numbers and symbols will tell you and actually the color indicates a lot too

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Chaddie_D@reddit

Whatever it is will probably kill you.

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BigDogDaBeast314@reddit

"S" is missing. SubstanceS. That's way more then just 1 thing

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UmbraSicarius69@reddit

Those 4 digit numbers are called UN IDs.

Look up the number on the placard and it'll tell you exactly what each one is.

Source - International Hazmat certifier for land, sea and air shipments that just so happens to drive lol

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