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Can a hazardous material have more than one hazard class?

RegSenseClassification - HazmatFleet SafetyHazard ClassificationsOffice of the Secretary of TransportationBest ResultsFAQHazmatFocus AreaHazard CommunicationEnglishTransportationUSA

Yes, if a hazardous material meets the definition of more than one hazard class they must classify it according to the highest applicable hazard. The shipper must refer to 173.2 when determining the hazard class precedence.

['Hazmat', 'Hazard Communication']
['Hazard Classifications', 'Classification - Hazmat']
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