Type a UN number.
See the placard.
Proper shipping name, hazard class, packing group, placard, and 2024 ERG guide — straight from the official 49 CFR §172.101 table. Instant, free, no signup.
The lookup is the easy part. The load is the hard part.
This page reads the regulation table. It can't read your paper — and the paper is what the inspector reads.
What you just got — free
- The placard for one UN number
- Class, packing group, subsidiary labels
- ERG 2024 guide + isolation distance
- The 1,001-lb answer, both cases
What a scan adds
- Reads your actual BOL — catches a misprinted UN or PG this table can't see
- Every line at once: combined Table 2 weight, DANGEROUS substitution
- Segregation — what can't ride together
- Driver-verified Evidence Packet an inspector can check by QR
What this lookup does
Every answer on this page comes from published federal data: the 49 CFR §172.101 Hazardous Materials Table (proper shipping names, hazard classes, packing groups, label codes, inhalation-hazard zones) and the PHMSA 2024 Emergency Response Guidebook UN→guide index. The placard names follow the §172.504 tables — Table 1 materials placard at any amount; Table 2 materials placard at 1,001 lbs aggregate gross weight or in bulk packaging. No AI is involved: it's the same deterministic placard logic HaulGuard's scan engine uses, applied to a single UN number.
Want the underlying data? The full HMT and the ERG lookup are free downloads (CC BY 4.0) on our free resources page.