and Class 8 (corrosive substances). Ambassador Bridge officials predicted an increase in truck traffic of less than 1% if the restrictions were lifted. These changes address public safety while ...

and corrosive substances (class 8) cannot cross the bridge. The proposed changes requested from the DIBC would keep existing restrictions for explosives, radioactive materials and infectious ...

Currently, the flammable Class 3 and corrosive Class 8 materials go to and from Canada at the younger Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron, and are also slated to be permitted for passage on the Gordie ...

Since 1994, trucks carrying Class 3 (flammable liquids) and Class 8 (corrosive materials) hazardous materials have been diverted to the Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron or the Detroit-Windsor Truck ...

Corrosive substances, or Class 8 substances, include items commonly used to produce batteries, fertilizers, detergents and pharmaceuticals, among others. "As electric vehicles become more ...

Additionally, the would like to see permitted corrosive substances falling under Class 8 — encompassing items crucial for battery production, fertilizers, detergents, and pharmaceuticals.