Shippers must put hazard warning labels on most packages of hazardous materials. What shape must those labels be?

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Why

DOT rules call for diamond-shaped hazard warning labels, which shippers place on most hazardous materials packages. The distinctive shape helps handlers, drivers, and emergency crews spot the danger quickly.

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Topic: Hazardous materials   License: CDL

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• Labels, Markings and Placards

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