New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.11 - Corrosive materials

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a)
				  Corrosive materials listed in section
				  1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision are restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of one
				  gallon or 20 pounds gross weight. There are no restrictions on the transport of
				  empty containers which last contained such corrosive material; provided,
				  however, accompanying shipping papers show them to be empty.
(b) Corrosive materials listed in section
				  1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision are restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of 100
				  pounds gross weight; provided, however, such liquid is in cylinders of 20
				  pounds gross weight or less. There are no restrictions on the transport of
				  empty containers which last contained such corrosive material, provided the
				  accompanying shipping papers show them to be empty.
(c) Corrosive materials listed in section
				  1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision are restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of 6 1/2
				  gallons or 100 pounds gross weight. There are no restrictions on the transport
				  of empty containers which last contained such corrosive material, provided the
				  accompanying shipping papers show them to be empty.
(d) Bromotoluene, alpha (benzyl bromide) is
				  restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of 60 gallons or 1,000 pounds
				  gross weight; provided, however, the content of each inside glass container is
				  not more than five pints. There are no restrictions on the transport of empty
				  containers which last contained bromotoluene, alpha (benzyl bromide), provided
				  the accompanying shipping papers show them to be empty.
(e) Iodine monochloride is restricted to a
				  maximum quantity per vehicle of 60 gallons or 1,000 pounds gross weight;
				  provided, however, such liquid is packed in wooden boxes with inside containers
				  not over one quart capacity each, or with stone or earthenware jugs not over
				  one gallon capacity each. There are no restrictions on the transport of empty
				  containers which last contained iodine monochloride, provided the accompanying
				  shipping papers show them to be empty.
(f) Corrosive materials listed in section
				  1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision are restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of 60
				  gallons or 1,000 pounds gross weight; provided, however, the content of each
				  container is 15 gallons capacity or less. When it is known that said article
				  contains less than 10 percent free mineral acid, or free caustic or other
				  liquids having similar effect, and the shipping paper is noted accordingly, it
				  is allowed passage without quantity restriction when the container size is 16
				  ounces or less; otherwise, the quantity is not to exceed 5,000 pounds gross
				  weight per vehicle, regardless of the size of the container, or not to exceed
				  2,500 pounds net weight in a tank vehicle. There are no restrictions on the
				  passage of empty tank vehicles [FN*] or the transport of empty containers which
				  last contained such corrosive liquid, provided the accompanying shipping papers
				  show them to be empty.
(g)
				  Corrosive materials listed in section
				  1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision are restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of 120
				  gallons or 2,000 pounds gross weight; provided, however, the contents of each
				  container is 15 gallons capacity or less. When it is known that said article
				  contains less than 10 percent free mineral acid, or free caustic or other
				  liquids having similar effect, and the shipping paper is noted accordingly, it
				  is allowed passage without quantity restriction when the container size is 16
				  ounces or less; otherwise, the quantity is not to exceed 5,000 pounds gross
				  weight per vehicle, regardless of the size of container, or not to exceed 2,500
				  pounds net weight in a tank vehicle. There are no restrictions on the passage
				  of empty tank vehicles* or the transport of empty containers which last
				  contained such corrosive liquid, provided the accompanying shipping papers show
				  them to be empty.
(h) Corrosive
				  materials in section
				  1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision are restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of 2,500
				  pounds gross weight, regardless of size of container, or 2,500 pounds net
				  weight in a tank vehicle. When it is known that said article contains less than
				  10 percent free mineral acid, or free caustic or other liquids having similar
				  effect and the shipping paper is noted accordingly, it is allowed passage
				  without quantity restriction when the container size is 16 ounces or less;
				  otherwise, the quantity is not to exceed 5,000 pounds gross weight per vehicle,
				  regardless of the size of container, or not to exceed 2,500 pounds net weight
				  in a tank vehicle. There are no restrictions on the passage of empty tank
				  vehicles * or the transport of empty containers which last contained such
				  corrosive liquid, provided the accompanying shipping papers show them to be
				  empty.
(i) Corrosive materials
				  listed in section
				  1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision are not restricted, regardless of quantity or size of
				  containers, or when in tank vehicles.
(j) Any commodity listed in section
				  1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision may or may not be a corrosive material. When such commodity
				  is not identified by the prescribed U.S.D.O.T. caution label for hazardous
				  materials-- and is known not to meet the description of a hazardous
				  material--the article is allowed passage, provided the shipping order, bill of
				  lading or other shipping paper shows the following certification:
This shipment conforms to Triborough Bridge and Tunnel
					 Authority rules for the transportation of explosives and other hazardous
					 materials via the Queens Midtown Tunnel, the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel and the
					 Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Lower Level.
[FN*] A tank vehicle which has been drained of the material
					 it contained, with residue not in excess of 15 gallons.