Hazmat question
Where can I find a hazmat table?
The official Hazardous Materials Table is 49 CFR §172.101, published free on eCFR.gov — but it's a dense, unindexed regulatory table. HazmatTable.com pulls the same current data into a searchable format so you can look up a specific material directly.
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The official Hazardous Materials Table is 49 CFR §172.101, published free on eCFR.gov — but it's a dense, unindexed regulatory table. HazmatTable.com pulls the same current data into a searchable format so you can look up a specific material directly.
The official Hazardous Materials Table is 49 CFR §172.101, published free on eCFR.gov — but it's a dense, unindexed regulatory table. HazmatTable.com pulls the same current data into a searchable format so you can look up a specific material directly.
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This is usually the very first question someone asks when they're told "check the hazmat table" for the first time — they don't yet know it's a specific, named federal regulation rather than a general reference book.
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Reference basis: 49 CFR Parts 172 and 177, and PHMSA hazmat guidance. Verify current requirements for the specific shipment.