The yellow pages of the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) provide initial isolation and protective action distances for specific hazardous materials. These distances help first responders to quickly identify safe distances to protect themselves and the public in case of a chemical spill or release.
Recommended types of clothing and protection
Initial isolation and protection zones. These use to be the yellow pages in previous ERG's.
The blue-bordered pages
UN/NA identification number, the name of the material, or a placard
The three methods for determining the appropriate guide pages in the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) are by the name of the material, the 4-digit UN identification number assigned to the material, and the type of event (e.g., fire, spill, leak) that is occurring.
If you need a dentist in an emergency, you can find the listings in the yellow pages for dentists. Your local paper will also often list emergency dentistry times.
To find a shop that does emergency brake repairs, you will need to look in your local Yellow Pages for Emergency repairs. Most emergency repair services cover bumper to bumper services.
The Guide has 220 pages.
Yellow Eyes has 848 pages.
The Relaxation Response has 240 pages.
Potential Hazard Area of the orange guide pages in the ERG
The Discontinuity Guide has 357 pages.