What does each hazard class contain?

Each hazard class under the hazardous materials regulations contains specific requirements for packaging and labeling. This is essential because different types of hazardous materials present various risks during transport. The regulations dictate how materials must be packaged to ensure safety and minimize risks of leaks, spills, or reactions that could occur if the materials come into contact with each other or the environment.

By outlining precise labeling requirements, the regulations help ensure that anyone handling, transporting, or inspecting these materials can quickly recognize the hazards involved. This fosters safer handling practices and helps inform first responders in case of an emergency.

The other options—specific transport routes, insurance requirements, and environmental impact assessments—do not directly relate to the classification of hazard classes within the context of hazardous materials transportation. While these may be relevant in broader discussions of logistics or regulatory compliance, they are not inherent components of what each hazard class entails regarding safety measures during transport.