A five-day blitz of surprise inspections for 4,629 commercial vehicles transporting hazardous materials and dangerous goods revealed improper placarding as the top cause for violations issued, https://www.ttnews.com/articles/cvsa-hazmat-violations?utm_source=daily&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=newsletter&mktId=271828&mkt_tok=OTA1LUJCVy04NzYAAAGc2HyKApHjWRDFaUH84f-dDCDhFZpPW34nkmOvX9HFnoxsEWBas6LBIYsEKPmSJWRhU_6SmsZmwZvV8D8Pt6-YiaAJaxePgqtQ_e7kh0J_EVY Not yet HAZMAT certified?Click Here to registerRead More…

Ford Motor Co. has issued a recall of more than 694,000 vehicles in the US due to a fire risk linked to cracked fuel injectors in select Bronco Sport and Escape SUVs.Read More…

Demand for lithium-ion batteries, including in EVs, is bringing a new risk to the global shipping industry, While the ship’s relative distance from land means that it will sink into ocean thatRead More…

Read Kia’s Bulletin: https://safetyregulations.com/newsite/downloads/KIA-MC-10090165-5448.pdf All Kia vehicles sold in the United States contain parts that may be classified as HazMat. These parts include new or used service parts (including air bag inflators,Read More…

According to Reuters, a total of 105,322 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator vehicles from model years 2018 through 2020 are being recalled due to faulty seat belt pretensioners. Read the full article HERE.Read More…

GM Service Bulletin 24-NA-040 states that when shipping engines:Engines that have been run or “hot tested” (i.e., had fuel in them) are considered hazardous material or dangerous goods. GM Bulletin 24-NA-040: https://safetyregulations.com/newsite/downloads/24-NA-040.pdf TheRead More…

Phase 1 Launch of New FCS-700 FedEx HAZMAT Parts Return Process Ford’s new hazardous material (HazMat) shipment requirements: All dealers must meet all applicable HazMat Regulations when shipping hazardous material returns. SafetyRead More…

Samsung SDI is recalling 180,000 high-voltage battery packs installed in certain Chrysler, Volkswagen, Audi, and Ford vehicles in North America, Europe, and Asia following an investigation from the National Highway Traffic SafetyRead More…