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The goods’ hazard.
The goods’ hazard. The upper hazard identification number has two or three digits and may have an X prefix; the lower number is the substance’s UN number. Not all orange plates carry numbers: format and placement depend on the transport and applicable ADR provisions.
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The vehicle’s maximum speed.
The vehicle’s maximum authorised mass.
The goods’ hazard.
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