A hazmat enforcement officer in a hi-vis vest reviewing a tablet with a truck driver at sunset, red semi with hazmat placards pulled over, police cruiser with lights on in the background, open highway ahead.
The data comes from Mancomm. The speed is new.

40 minutes with the book. 4 minutes with RegLogic.

The table, special provisions, bulk requirements, regulations, four pieces of the same puzzle. One search in the 101 HAZMAT and you can find all of them at once.

Search any chemical, any UN number, any name. One search. Everything.

An officer on the roadside paging through a worn regulations book on the hood of his cruiser, a hazmat trailer pulled over ahead.
On the shoulder · hood up
The way it works now

You know how this goes.

Truck’s on the shoulder. Hood’s up. You’re on the fender with the book.

Table. Reference regulations. Bulk requirements. Special provisions. In that order, every material, every time. And if it’s a chemical you don’t know? Slower.

That’s 36 extra minutes standing next to a hazmat load you haven’t finished verifying.

The 101 HAZMAT

One search. Everything under one roof.

Type any chemical name, UN number, or NA number. The 101 HAZMAT pulls the table, special provisions, bulk requirements, and the reference regulations into one dynamic view. The first time anyone put everything on a single screen. No flipping. No losing your place. Familiar or not, every chemical reads the same.

The RegLogic 101 HAZMAT on an iPad, mid-search: one material's §172.101 table row, special provisions, bulk packaging, and reference regs all populated in a single view.
Works offline. No signal needed roadside.
Same lookup, timed
With RegLogic 4min
With the book 40min
36 min back
Every single lookup. After six inspections, that’s three hours you’re not spending exposed on the side of the road.
Key features

You don't have to find the puzzle pieces anymore. They find you.

01 Officer at the roadside reading a PHMSA interpretation letter attached directly to the regulation in the 101 HAZMAT, tanker truck pulled over ahead.

Every PHMSA letter of interpretation.

When a PHMSA interpretation letter applies to a regulation, it’s right there on it. Tap and read. No separate hunt, no wondering whether one exists.

02 A regulation open on an iPhone with referenced section numbers in red — tap one and it opens right beside what you're reading.

Tap any regulation. It opens beside you.

See a regulation referenced? Tap it — it opens right next to what you’re reading. No second book.

03 The 101 HAZMAT search on an iPhone — an unfamiliar chemical pulled up the same way as a familiar one.

Built for the unfamiliar.

The unfamiliar material was where the 40 minutes used to balloon. Now it’s one search, same as everything else.

04 The full RegLogic reference open on an iPad with no signal required — the working set cached on the device. Works offline

Offline access roadside.

No signal, no problem. Your working set is cached on the device, so the full reference is there in dead zones and remote stops — and syncs the moment you’re back online.

Every one of these used to cost you minutes. Now they cost you a tap.

The offer

Less than one lunch a month. Unlimited 4-minute lookups.

$9.95 a month. That’s it. You’re not paying for software, you’re paying to never again lose half an hour on the shoulder of a highway because a book is cumbersome. Every inspection you run without it bleeds time you’ll never get back, and time you didn’t need to be standing next to that load. The next unfamiliar chemical is already heading toward your checkpoint.

The next truck is already on the road. Be ready for it.