How much chlorine on board makes it necessary to stop before crossing railroad tracks?

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Why

Chlorine is so toxic that even a small quantity calls for a stop before the tracks, just as placards do; halt there, then look and listen in both directions before crossing.

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Topic: Hazardous materials   License: CDL

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• HazMat Routes, Crossings and Checks

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