Which materials require special consideration when loading due to their hazardous nature?

Both flammable liquids and explosives require special consideration when loading due to their hazardous nature. Flammable liquids pose a significant risk because they can easily ignite, leading to fires or explosions if not handled properly. This necessitates strict adherence to safety protocols during loading, unloading, and transport to mitigate the risks associated with ignition sources and ensure appropriate containment.

Explosives, on the other hand, are inherently unstable and can be triggered by shock, heat, or friction. Their loading and transportation also demand rigorous regulations to prevent accidents and ensure safety, including considerations for secure packaging, proper labeling, and maintaining safe distances from other materials.

Non-hazardous materials do not pose the same risks and therefore do not require the intensive safety measures that flammable liquids and explosives do. As such, both the combustible nature of flammable liquids and the instability of explosives necessitate a combined approach to safety when these materials are being loaded.