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Flammable materials are a type of {{pll|HAZMAT Cargo|HAZMAT cargo}} that can easily catch on fire when {{pll|Cars & Cargo Damage|leaked}}. Simple sparks, even from minor collisions, can be enough to start a fire when coming in contact with flammable materials. Fire can spread and do massive {{pll|Environmental Impact Fee|damage to the environment}}, surrounding {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|vehicles}}, and life.

Flammable materials are those that can easily catch on fire when leaked, such as fossil fuels or methane. Simple sparks, even ones from minor collisions , can be enough to start a fire when coming in contact with flammable materials. Fire can harm living organisms, spread and do massive damage to the environment .

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	Flammable materials are those that can easily catch on fire when leaked, such as fossil fuels or methane. Simple sparks, even ones from minor collisions, can be enough to start a fire when coming in contact with flammable materials. Fire can harm living organisms, spread and do massive damage to the environment.		Flammable {{pll\|HAZMAT Cargo\|materials}} are those that can easily catch on fire when leaked, such as fossil fuels or methane. Simple sparks, even ones from minor {{pll\|Body Damage\|collisions}}, can be enough to start a fire when coming in contact with flammable materials. Fire can harm living organisms, spread and do massive damage to the {{pll\|Environmental Impact Fee\|environment}}.