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8/26/2024

Airbag Warning: Do Not Drive These Pre-2016 Car Models

Ford and Mazda issued "Do Not Drive" orders for several older vehicle models, citing potentially lethal danger from unreplaced Takata airbag inflators.

8/9/2024

Updated: 2 Hazmat "Rules of the Future" Revealed

Update 08/08/24: PHMSA and FAA will host a public web conference on August 22, 2024 and accept public input on development of regulation for hazardous materials transported by unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) or "drones."

7/2/2024

Update: NTSB Final Report on Ohio Hazmat Derailment

NTSB's Final Report on the February 3, 2023 derailment and hazardous materials release confirms prior assessments that an overheated wheel bearing caused the train to derail.

6/28/2024

Celebrating with Class 1 Explosives

Trained safety professionals have to handle these hazardous materials up close for the show to go on.

6/18/2024

Hazmat Trespass: Railroad Ordered to Pay $394M

The railroad allegedly trespassed on a reservation with oil trains, conflicting with an agreement with the tribe.

6/13/2024

30 Questions Hazmat Investigators Want to Ask

PHMSA recently shared a list of “general investigative questions" that could be used during safety investigations to gather facts from hazmat shippers, transporters, or other stakeholders.

4/29/2024

Your Hazmat Route Goes Out of Service. What Now?

Shippers of hazardous materials play an important role in ensuring hazmat is transported safely. When a hazmat route goes out of service, life gets harder.

3/1/2024

Hazmat Video Essentials: The 9 Hazard Classes

Explore all 9 classes of hazardous materials regulated around the world (and their divisions) in the latest Hazmat Shipping Essentials video. Follow the series on our YouTube channel in 2024.

2/15/2024

Video: Shipping Lithium Batteries in 2024

For shippers of lithium batteries, this quick video explores important compliance considerations and recent rule changes affecting shipments in 2024 (and beyond).

1/15/2024

How Undeclared Hazmat Gets Discovered In Transit

With thousands of undeclared shipments posing potential threat to worker safety, public health, and supply chain security every year, some may wonder: How would someone know that a package contains hazmat if the package displays no hazmat markings or labels?

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