Hazmat ERG Guide & Placardsv1.2.0

What changed

• LocalizationEmergency button now dials region-specific emergency numbers (112, 999, 000, 119) based on location
• ContentCorrected Table 1 and Table 2 distances to align with ERG 2024 standards
• New featureAdded ADR hazard number lookup and dual-row scanning support
• LocalizationExpanded search to include Spanish and French ERG names and more number formats
• UXAdded dedicated cards for Class 1 Explosives
• New featureAdded ability to place Table 3 containers on the map and manual wind setting
• LocalizationAdded new emergency hotlines for Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Chile
• UXRedesigned interface for high-sunlight visibility, glove use, and added night mode
• UXUpdated logic for displaying land/water distance rows and evacuation distances for non-Table 1 materials

Original release notes

Safety update. The emergency button now dials the number for your phone's region (112 in Europe, 999 in the UK, 000 in Australia, 119 in Japan) instead of always 911. When a material has separate land and water rows, the larger distance now opens first. 12 Table 1 distances and the HF gas for UN 1745 and 1746 in Table 2 were corrected to match the ERG 2024.

Hazard numbers: type the top number of the orange ADR panel (33, X423, 268) and see what it means; the scanner now reads both rows. Search finds Spanish and French ERG names, more number formats and small typos. Explosives (Class 1) get their own card. Materials not in Table 1 show the guide's evacuation distances, and you can put a Table 3 container on the map. The map waits for you to set the wind. New hotlines for Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Chile. A new look made for sunlight and gloves, with a night mode.