Transportation Regulations
CyberRegs includes the complete Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) in a full-text searchable format to help your organization stay in compliance with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations. Anything considered hazardous material/dangerous goods, from aerosol cans and other consumer commodities, to toxic and radioactive material, requires specific safety precautions outlined in 49 CFR. These specifications include necessary packaging materials and labels to the required shipping containers for the safe transportation of hazardous materials in commerce, whether by rail car, aircraft, sea vessel, or motor vehicle.
The importance of DOT regulatory compliance cannot be understated. Organizations must know when transportation regulations change, what has changed, and how it will impact their business. CyberRegs can perform this operation by a state-of-the-art change tracking application. The ability to manage change is why EHS professionals prefer CyberRegs.
The U.S. Department of Transportation regulatory references listed below in conjunction with CyberRegs, increases productivity and eases management of change research.
Title 49 - Transportation
Part Range |
Division |
1 - 99 |
Office of the Secretary of Transportation |
100 - 199 |
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration |
200 - 299 |
Federal Railroad Administration |
300 - 399 |
Federal Motor Carrier Highway Administration |
400 - 499 |
Coast Guard |
500 - 599 |
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration |
600 - 699 |
Federal Transit Administration |
700 - 799 |
National Railroad Passenger Corporation |
800 - 999 |
National Transportation Safety Board |
1000 - 1399 |
Surface Transportation Board |
1420 - 1420 |
Research and Innovative Technology Administration |
1500 - 1699 |
Transportation Security Administration |
Keeping up with Department of Transportation regulations has never been easier with CyberRegs' Early Warning Service (EWS). Use EWS to create a customized profile that covers parts or part ranges of 49 CFR, keywords, and topics of interest. Each day, all of your hazardous material transportation requirements, such as hazardous material labels or driver qualifications, will be cross-referenced against the Federal Register, and an email notification will be sent containing the original government summaries of every Notice, Proposed Rule, or Final Rule that matches your customized profile, along with a link to the full article.
