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These gases, known to cause health risks, are known as Class 2 compressed gases. They fall within one of three categories: flammable gas, poisonous gas, and non-flammable, non-poisonous gas. The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has specific rules that constitute how to handle these materials to ensure waste is appropriately managed.

These are gases that can still pose a risk to human health but don’t qualify as toxic upon inhalation or fire hazards. Non-flammable, non-poisonous gases are marked with a green placard featuring a gas canister symbol.

Parking spaces with this sign (including time-limited parking zones) must be parked diagonally against the side of the road

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This sign means that you must give priority to buses (or the specified vehicle) in this lane. Other vehicles can also use this lane, but when there is a bus approaching or a bus stop nearby, you must give priority to the bus

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Sign indicating that cars can drive on the train tracks (if specified as an auxiliary sign, only the designated car is allowed)

Sign indicating that there is a winding road with a sharp right curve at the beginning, immediately followed by a sharp left curve

Sign notifying the traffic regulation displayed is being enforced ahead (the left image is telling that the road is closed 100 meters ahead)

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Employee Training – Offer comprehensive training programs for any employees that may be exposed to compressed natural gases to encourage education, safe workplace practices, and avoid injury.

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Parking spaces with this sign (including time-limited parking zones) must be parked at a right angles to the side of the road

Segregate Substances – Keep certain materials separate from each other during storage, transport and disposal, as some waste can cause fatal chemical reactions when combined.

If your business requires transportation of hazardous waste, you know that these materials are meticulously regulated due to the safety risks they pose to human health, especially when it comes to compressed natural gases.

Sign showing that the traffic regulation shown on the previous sign is being enforced (the left image shows that the road ahead is closed and a detour is required)

Keep reading to learn how Class 2 compressed gases are categorized, as well as how to properly transport and dispose of them.

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Flammable gases (marked with a red placard with a flame icon) are ignitable, making them particularly dangerous in the presence of common igniters in the workplace – even strong friction or tiny electrical sparks that you might not notice can sometimes be enough to lead to an explosion. Because of this, flammable gases require extra attention when being stored or transferred.

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If your organization is in a position to ship or dispose of a material that could be hazardous compressed gas, you’ll want to contact a professional hazardous waste disposal company to ensure it’s properly managed. Class 2 gases can be dangerous, so it’s important to work with a company that has the experience to avoid hazards and regulation violations.

Hire an Expert – Work with an experienced hazardous materials services company that can help you manage and transport all waste to avoid large fines or possible danger.

Human health is a given, but there are many additional reasons that contribute to the significance of compliance with compressed natural gas management, including hefty fines and potentially hazardous situations. To ensure you are in compliance with all state and federal regulations, there are a few things you can do.

Poisonous gas (marked with a white placard featuring a skull and crossbones symbol) is proven toxic when inhaled and requires the highest level of caution when transporting and disposing.

No parking (in this sign, parking is prohibited in the time zone of 8:00-20:00)※Brief stops within 5 minutes (i.e., unloading luggage, stopping to let passengers out, stopping when the driver can move the car immediately) is allowed

Sign indicating that there is a safety zone here for people who get on and off trains or for pedestrians crossing the road (vehicles cannot enter)