West Bound and Down
Boxcar Willie
What's in the Box??
Paper or Plastic?
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a tank??
100

This road trailer has an oval shape and transports flammable/combustible liquids

MC-306/DOT- 406

100

"General Service" car's transport food grade, flammables and mild corrosives. Operating pressure 0-100psi. What helps identify this car? 

Valves and piping visible on top and/or bottom of  car. 

100
General design for low-level radioactive substances usually constructed from cardboard.

Excepted Packages

100

Rigid Intermediate Bulk Containers can contain between 119 and 793 gallons. They are also called?

Totes

100

This cylinder typically transports chlorine and sulfur dioxide with a fusible plug for a safety device.

Ton Container

200

This road trailer has rounded ends, contains pressurized/liquified gases and is usually a single compartment.

MC-331

200

 This multi-purpose rail car contains consumer goods, industrial supplies, palletized goods and conceal large tanks.

Box Car

200

Designed for air transport with no restriction on radioactivity. 

Type C

200

Portable container used for short term storage of low hazard liquids?

Flexible Bladders

200

Portable tank with working pressure under 100 psi and transports food products, flammables and mild corrosives.

IMO-101 or IMO Type 1

300

Easily identified by its smaller diameter tank and reinforcement ribs, what does the MC-312/DOT 412 transport?

Corrosives

300

Easily identified by its large armored housing on the top of the car.

Pressure Car

300

Designed to protect radioactive substances during transport from minor accidents.

Type A

300

Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers may hold 500 to several thousand pounds and are also called?

Sacks or Super Sacks

300

Portable tank used to transport cryogenics like liquid oxygen, nitrogen or helium.

Cryogenic IM Tank or IMO Type 7

400

This low pressure tank trailer transports products that must be kept cold.

MC-338

400

These markings on the left end of the car identify the rail car and its capacity.

Reporting Markings

400

DOT regulations require these packages allow no release during transport and handling.

Industrial 

400

 This container holds 5-15 gallons or product and made of glass, plastic or steel.

Carboy

400

Portable tank that generally carries non-hazardous materials, but may contain flammables and corrosives. Operating pressure 1-2 atmospheres.

IM-102 or IMO Type 2

500

The work horse of road transport, this trailer may be round or oval shaped.

MC-307/MC-407

500

These marking indicate the standard to which the car was constructed including safety valve info.

Specification Markings

500

Designed for extreme accidents in transportation of radioactive substances.

Type B

500

These containers may be constructed of cardboard, plastic or steel and may be closed-head or open-head design.

Drums

500

This portable tank is designed for high pressure from 100-600 psi and contains liquified pressurized gases.

Pressure IM Tank or IMO Type 5