Regulations for Transportation of Explosives And Other Dangerous Articles By ...
Regulations for Transportation of Explosives And Other Dangerous Articles By ...
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1814. The shipping order for any dangerous article as defined in paragraphs 1802 to 1806, inclusive, whether labels are required or not, unless specially exempted account of packing (par. 1807, column 5), must show in the lower left-hand corner over the signature of the shipper or of his duly authorized agent, tmtten or stamped (not printed) with facsimile stamp, the following certificate: This ifl to certify that the above articles are properly described by name and are packed and marked and a...re in proper condition for transportation according to the regulations prescribed by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The shipping order must also show opposite the entry of the article the kind of label appUed, or ^'No label required." For carload lots of such articles loaded by the shipper the shipping order must show the kind of placard appUed to the car, or '*No placard required." BX7LES FOB PACEIIKG.
1821. Dangerous articles for which yellow and white labels, respec- tively, are prescribed must not be packed in the same package, and compressed gases must not be packed with other articles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1814. The shipping order for any dangerous article as defined in paragraphs 1802 to 1806, inclusive, whether labels are required or not, unless specially exempted account of packing (par. 1807, column 5), must show in the lower left-hand corner over the signature of the shipper or of his duly authorized agent, tmtten or stamped (not printed) with facsimile stamp, the following certificate: This ifl to certify that the above articles are properly described by name and are packed and marked and a...re in proper condition for transportation according to the regulations prescribed by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The shipping order must also show opposite the entry of the article the kind of label appUed, or ^'No label required." For carload lots of such articles loaded by the shipper the shipping order must show the kind of placard appUed to the car, or '*No placard required." BX7LES FOB PACEIIKG.
1821. Dangerous articles for which yellow and white labels, respec- tively, are prescribed must not be packed in the same package, and compressed gases must not be packed with other articles.
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