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Shipper Verification of the Validity of a Carrier's Hazmat Safety Permit

Currently, HM-218D, Section (173.22(b)) states "No person may offer a motor carrier any hazardous material specified in 49 CFR 385.403 unless that motor carrier holds a safety permit issued by the FMCSA". Section 173.22(b) does not indicate how the shipper should check for a valid HMSP....

Attachment of Appurtenances to MC-331 Cargo Tanks

An appurtenance is defined in 49 C.F.R. 178.320(a) as any attachment to a cargo tank that has no lading retention or containment function and provides no structural support to the cargo tank. Some examples of an appurtenance include ladders, light brackets, hose trays, conduit clips, brake line...

Safety Belt Technology Counter Measures Study - Technical Brief

Safety Belt Usage by CMV Drivers (SBUCMVD) 2007 Survey - Executive Summary - Final Report

Virginia's "Be Ready. Be Buckled." Public Information and Outreach Campaign - Final Report

Safety Belt Usage by Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers (SBUCMVD) 2008 Survey - Executive Summary

Certification of Safety Auditors, Safety Investigators and Driver/Vehicle Inspectors

This document prescribes policy and operational procedures for certifying Federal, federally funded State, and local government and private contractor vehicle inspectors, safety auditors, and safety investigators, as required by Section 211 of the Motor Carrier Safety Improvement Act of 1999....

Pilot Car Escort Best Practices Guidelines

Table of Contents: Overview; Pre-Trip Planning; Pre-Trip Meeting; Modified Pre-Trip Meeting; Oversize/Overweight Load Movement; Assignment Conclusion; Quality Assurance Review/After Action Report;

Commercial Drivers License Manual: Section 2.15, Railroad-Highway Crossings

Commercial Drivers License Manual: Section 2.15, Railroad-Highway Crossings. Source: This material is reproduced from the 2005 AAMVA CDL Manual. Used by permission of AAMVA.