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Appendix B

FY2002 STATE ESTIMATES FOR

SECTION 157 INNOVATIVE AWARDS

State FY2002

estimates

Alabama ...................................... $810,000

Alaska ......................................... 400,000

Arizona ........................................ 650,000

Arkansas ..................................... 595,000

California ..................................... 4,480,000

Colorado ..................................... 685,000

Connecticut ................................. 500,000

Delaware ..................................... 400,000

District of Columbia .................... 400,000

Florida ......................................... 2,070,000

Georgia ....................................... 1,195,000

Hawaii ......................................... 400,000

Idaho ........................................... 400,000

Illinois .......................................... 1,930,000

Indiana ........................................ 1,015,000

Iowa ............................................ 695,000

Kansas ........................................ 715,000

Kentucky ..................................... 710,000

Louisiana .................................... 740,000

Maine .......................................... 400,000

Maryland ..................................... 730,000

Massachusetts ............................ 910,000

Michigan ..................................... 1,600,000

Minnesota ................................... 965,000

Mississippi .................................. 555,000

Missouri ...................................... 1,040,000

Montana ...................................... 400,000

Nebraska .................................... 480,000

Nevada ....................................... 400,000

New Hampshire .......................... 400,000

New Jersey ................................. 1,140,000

New Mexico ................................ 400,000

New York .................................... 2,740,000

North Carolina ............................ 1,175,000

North Dakota .............................. 400,000

Ohio ............................................ 1,790,000

Oklahoma ................................... 745,000

Oregon ........................................ 575,000

Pennsylvania .............................. 1,940,000

Rhode Island .............................. 400,000

South Carolina ............................ 655,000

South Dakota .............................. 400,000

Tennessee .................................. 905,000

Texas .......................................... 3,140,000

Utah ............................................ 400,000

Vermont ...................................... 400,000

Virginia ........................................ 1,035,000

Washington ................................. 885,000

West Virginia .............................. 400,000

Wisconsin ................................... 980,000

Wyoming ..................................... 400,000

Puerto Rico ................................. 515,000

Appendix C

The Division of Motor Vehicles is assisting

in a study about seat belts in (insert State

name). Your answers to the following

questions are voluntary and anonymous.

Please complete the survey and then put it

in the drop box.

1. Your sex: b Male b Female

2. Your age: b Under 21 b 21–25

b 26–39 b 40–49 b 50–59 b

60 Plus

3. Your race: b White b Black b

Asian b Native American b

Other

4. Are you of Spanish/Hispanic origin? b

Yes b No

5. Your Zip Code: llll

6. About how many miles did you drive last

year?

b Less than 5,000 b 5,000 to 10,000

b 10,001 to 15,000 b More than

15,000

7. What type of vehicle do you drive most

often?

b Passenger car b Pickup truck b

Sport utility vehicle b Mini-van

b Full-van b Other

8. How often do you use seat belts when you

drive or ride in a car, van, sport utility

vehicle or pick up?

b Always b Nearly always b

Sometimes b Seldom b Never

9. What do you think the chances are of

getting a ticket if you don’t wear your

seat belt?

b Always b Nearly Always b

Sometimes b Seldom b Never

10. Do you think the Highway Patrol enforce

the seat belt law:

b Very strictly b Somewhat strictly

b Not very strictly b Rarely b

Not at all

11. Do you think local police enforce the seat

belt law:

b Very strictly b Somewhat strictly

b Not very strictly b Rarely b

Not at all

12. Have you ever received a ticket for not

wearing your seat belt?

b Yes b No

13. In the past month, have you seen or heard

about a checkpoint where police were

looking at seat belt use?

b Yes b No

14. In the past month, have you gone through

a checkpoint where police were looking

at seat belt use?

b Yes b No

15. Have you recently read, seen or heard

anything about seat belts in (insert State

name)?

b Yes

If yes, where did you see or hear about it?

(Check all that apply):

b Newspaper b Radio b TV b

Poster b Brochure b Police

checkpoint b Other

If yes, what did it say?llllll

b No

16. Do you know the name of any seat belt

enforcement program(s) in (insert State

name)? (check all that apply):

b No Excuses, Buckle Up b Buckle Up

(insert State Name) b Click It or

Ticket b Operation 35, Buckle Up

Stay Alive

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BILLING CODE 4910–59–P

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Research and Special Programs

Administration

Office of Hazardous Materials Safety;

Notice of Applications for Exemptions

AGENCY: Research and Special Programs

Administration, DOT.

ACTION: List of applicants for

exemptions.

SUMMARY: In accordance with the

procedures governing the application

for, and the processing of, exemptions

from the Department of Transportation’s

Hazardous Materials Regulations (49

CFR part 107, subpart B), notice is

hereby given that the Office of

Hazardous Materials Safety has received

the applications described herein. Each

mode of transportation for which a

particular exemption is requested is

indicated by a number on the ‘‘Nature

of Application’’ portion of the table

below as follows: 1—Motor vehicle, 2—

Rail freight, 3—Cargo vessel, 4—Cargo

aircraft only, 5—Passenger-carrying

aircraft.

DATES: Comments must be received on

or before May 30, 2001.

Address Comments to: Records

Center, Research and Special Programs

Administration, U.S. Department of

Transportation, Washington, DC 20590.

Comments should refer to the

application number and be submitted in

triplicate. If confirmation of receipt of

comments is desired, include a selfaddressed stamped postcard showing

the exemption application number.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Copies of the applications (See Docket

Number) are available for inspection at

the New Docket Management Facility,

PL–401, at the U.S. Department of

Transportation, Nassif Building, 400 7th

Street, SW., Washington, DC 20590 or at

http://dms.dot.gov.

This notice of receipt of applications

for new exemptions is published in

accordance with part 107 of the Federal

hazardous materials transportation law

(49 U.S.C. 5117(b); 49 CFR 1.53(b)).

Issued in Washington, DC, on April 24,

2001.

J. Suzanne Hedgepeth,

Director, Office of Hazardous Materials

Exemptions and Approval.

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NEW EXEMPTIONS

Application No. Docket No. Applicant Regulation(s) affected Nature of exemption thereof

12668–N .................. RSPA–01–9385 Tri-Wall, Butler, IN .............. 49 CFR 173.12(b)(2)(i) ....... To authorize the manufacture, mark, sale

and use of certain UN 11G flexible intermediate bulk container for use as

the outer packaging for lab pack applications in accordance with 49 CFR

173.12(b)(2)(i) as well as 49 CFR

173.240–243. (Mode 1)

12669–N .................. RSPA–01–9386 Aristech Chemical Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA.49 CFR 177.834(i)(4) ......... To authorize an alternative attendance

requirement of cargo tanks during loading and unloading of Class 9 material.

(Mode 1)

12670–N .................. RSPA–01–9387 Taylor-Wharton, Theodore,

AL.

49 CFR 178.57(l)(1)(2)(3),

178.57, (f).

To manufacture, mark, sale and use

DOT–4L specification cylinders using

an alternative lot size at the time of

manufacturing. (Mode 1)

12671–N .................. RSPA–01–9370 Carleton Technologies Inc.,

Orchard Park, NY.

49 CFR 173.302(a)(4),

175.3, 178.65.

To authorize the transportation in commerce of non-DOT specification cylinders for use in transporting helium.

(Modes 1, 2, 4)

12672–N .................. RSPA–01–9372 Safety-Kleen Corp., Columbia, SC.49 CFR 173.28(b)(7)(iv)(B) To authorize the transportation in commerce of 30 gallon open-head plastic

drums without performing

leakproofness test prior to reuse.

(Modes 1, 2)

12674–N .................. RSPA–01–9373 G&S Aviation, Donnelly, ID 49 CFR 172.101(Col. 9A),

175.75(a)(1) & (a)(2).

To authorize the transportation in commerce of propane in 4BA/4BW type

cylinders aboard small passenger-carrying aircraft to remote locations.

(Mode 5)

12675–N .................. RSPA–01–9383 Toyota Motor Manufacturing, North America,

Inc., Erlanger, KY.

49 CFR 173.166(e)(4) ........ To authorize the transportation in commerce of non-specification reusable

high-strength plastic or metal containers or other dedicated handling devices for use in transporting air bag

modules and seat-belt pretensioners.

(Mode 1)

12676–N .................. RSPA–01–9376 Environmental Management, Inc., Guthrie, OK.49 CFR 173.201, 173.202,

173.203, 173.302,

173.304, 173.309.

To authorize the transportation in commerce of non-DOT specification full

open head, steel salvage cylinder for

use in transporting damaged or leaking

cylinders containing certain hazardous

materials. (Modes 1, 3)

12677–N .................. RSPA–01–9375 Austin Powder Co., Cleveland, OH.49 CFR 173.202,

177.835(c)(3),

177.848(e)(2).

To authorize the transportation in commerce of certain Division 1.1D, 1.4B,

1.4S, and 1.5D explosives with certain

Division 5.1 oxidizers, combustible liquids, and certain Class 8 corrosive liquids on a specially designed motor vehicle. (Mode 1)

12679–N .................. RSPA–01–9416 Applied Companies, Santa

Clarita, CA.

49 CFR 173.302(a), 178.65 To authorize the transportation in commerce of non-DOT specification cylinders comparable to Specification 39

non-reusable for use in transporting oxygen. (Mode

12680–N .................. RSPA–01–9414 GATX Rail Corporation,

Chicago, IL.

49 CFR 180.509(1)(2) ........ To authorize alternative retest/qualification criteria for DOT Specification

111A100W6 in glacial acetic acid service. (Mode 2)

12686–N .................. RSPA–01–9481 Carleton Technologies Inc.,

Orchard Park, NY.

49 CFR 173.302(a), 175.3 To authorize the manufacture, marking,

sale and use of a nonrefillable nonDOT specification cylinder conforming

to DOT specification 39 cylinder for use

in transporting Division 2.2 non-flammable compressed gas. (Modes 1, 2,

4)

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[FR Doc. 01–10571 Filed 4–27–01; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4910–60–M

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Research and Special Programs

Administration

Office of Hazardous Materials Safety;

Notice of Applications for Modification

of Exemption

AGENCY: Research and Special Programs

Administration, DOT.

ACTION: List of applications for

modification of exemptions.

SUMMARY: In accordance with the

procedures governing the application

for, and the processing of, exemptions

from the Department of Transportation’s

Hazardous Materials Regulations (49

CFR part 107, subpart B), notice is

hereby given that the Office of

Hazardous Materials Safety has received

the applications described herein. This

notice is abbreviated to expedite

docketing and public notice. Because

the sections affected, modes of

transportation, and the nature of

application have been shown in earlier

Federal Register publications, they are

not repeated here. Requests for

modifications of exemptions (e.g. to

provide for additional hazardous

materials, packaging design changes,

additional mode of transportation, etc.)

are described in footnotes to the

application number. Application

numbers with the suffix ‘‘M’’ denote a

modification request. These

applications have been separated from

the new applications for exemptions to

facilitate processing.

DATES: Comments must be received on

or before May 15, 2001.

Address Comments to: Records

Center, Research and Special Programs

Administration, U.S. Department of

Transportation, Washington, DC 20590.

Comments should refer to the

application number and be submitted in

triplicate. If confirmation of receipt of

comments is desired, include a selfaddressed stamped postcard showing

the exemption number.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Copies of the applications are available

for inspection in the Records Center,

Nassif Building, 400 7th Street SW.,

Washington, DC or at http://

dms.dot.gov.

This notice of receipt of applications

for modification of exemptions is

published in accordance with Part 107

of the Federal hazardous materials

transportation law (49 U.S.C. 5117(b);

49 CFR 1.53(b)).

Issued in Washington, DC, on April 23,

2001.

J. Suzanne Hedgepeth,

Director, Office of Hazardous Materials,

Exemptions and Approvals.

Application No. Docket No. Applicant Modification

of exemption

8308–M .................................... American Courier Express Corporation, Miramar, FL (See

Footnote 1).

8308

10441–M .................................. Battelle, Richland, WA (See Footnote 2) .................................. 10441

11226–M .................................. E.R. Carpenter, L.P. Pasadena, TX (See Footnote 3) .............. 11226

11344–M .................................. E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company, Inc., Wilmington, DE

(See Footnote 4).

11344

11473–M .................................. Astaris, LLC, St. Louis, MO (See Footnote 5) .......................... 11473

12003–M .................................. RSPA–97–3231 Degussa Corporation, Parisippany, NJ (See Footnote) ............ 12003

12084–M .................................. RSPA–98–3941 Honeywell International, Inc., Morristown, NJ (See Footnote 7) 12084

12606–M .................................. RSPA–01–8608 Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., Torrance, CA (See Footnote

8).

12606

12663–M .................................. RSPA–01–9381 Skolnik Industries, Chicago, IL (See Footnote 9) ...................... 12663

12664–M .................................. RSPA–01–9474 Myers Container Corporation, Huntington, Park, CA (See

Footnote 10).

12664

12665–M .................................. RSPA–01–9475 Packaging Specialties, Inc., Medina, OH (See Footnote 11) .... 12665

(1) To modify the exemption to authorize a change to the reporting requirements which assess radiation exposure to employees working under

the exemption.

(2) To modify the exemption to allow for the transportation of Class 3, 8, 9, Division 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, and 5.1 materials in lab-packs on the same

vehicle with non-lab packed acidic materials.

(3) To modify the exemption to authorize tank cars to be unloaded using an alternative monitoring system.

(4) To modify the exemption to allow for the transportation of Division 4.3, Class 9 and additional Class 3, 8 and Division 6.1 materials in tank

cars.

(5) To modify the exemption to remove language for tank cars with a safety relief device having a start-to-discharge pressure of 44.1 percent

of the tank test pressure.

(6) To modify the exemption to authorize the inclusion of four additional DOT specification IM 101 steel portable tanks for the transportation of

hydrogen peroxide, stabilized, that exceeds the 72 percent maximum concentration.

(7) To modify the exemption to allow for the transportation of Division 2.1 and 2.3 materials in DOT Specification 4B, 4BA and 4BW cylinders

that have alternative retest requirements.

(8) To reissue the exemption originally issued on an emergency basis for the one-way transportation of certain Class 9 materials by motor vehicle from port of entry to a distribution facility, within 60 miles, without ‘‘EX’’ number on the shipping papers.

(9) The reissue the exemption originally issued on an emergency basis authorizing the use of UN standard steel drums that do not conform to

the markeing requirements of the hazardous materials regulations.

(10) To reissue the exemption originally issued on an emergency basis authorizing the use of UN standard steel drums that do not conform to

the marking requirements of the hazardous materials regulations.

(11) To reissue the exemption originally issued on an emergency basis authorizing the use of UN standard steel drums that do not conform to

the marking requirements of the hazardous materials regulations.