When a proper shipping name has the symbol 'I' in the first column of the Hazardous Materials Table, which kind of transportation is that name meant for?

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An 'I' identifies the proper shipping name to use when materials move internationally; if only domestic transportation is involved, a different name may be used. It is the counterpart of the 'D' symbol, which marks names appropriate for domestic shipments.

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Topic: Hazardous materials   License: CDL

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