Which kind of hazardous material may have a "transport index" on its package, telling carriers how much control the shipment needs in transit?

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Why

Some radioactive packages show a transport index on their labels, a number based on how much radiation can be detected 1 meter away. It tells carriers how much control and spacing the shipment needs; corrosives and flammable gases carry no such number.

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Topic: Hazardous materials   License: CDL

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