What is the general awareness a driver should have about small quantities of hazardous materials that do not require placarding?

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1. Some hazardous materials in small enough quantities may not need placards but can still require special handling
2. Any material not requiring a placard is not actually hazardous
3. Placarding thresholds only apply to liquids, never to solids or gases, which some drivers pick up wrong about placarding
4. Non-placarded loads never require any special paperwork

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