Safe transportation of hazardous materials is an essential part of hazardous material management because improper handling or movement can result in fires, explosions, toxic exposure, environmental pollution, and serious injuries. Safe transportation requires proper planning, appropriate packaging, trained personnel, suitable vehicles, correct documentation, and continuous monitoring throughout the journey. One of the most important aspects is proper identification and classification of hazardous materials. Materials should be correctly identified according to their physical and chemical properties, such as flammability, toxicity, corrosiveness, reactivity, or radioactivity. Appropriate hazard labels, warning signs, and identification numbers must be displayed on packages and vehicles so that workers, transporters, emergency responders, and authorities can recognize the risks quickly. Proper packaging and containment are also essential. Hazardous substances should be transported only in containers that are compatible with the material and capable of preventing leakage, spillage, breakage, or accidental release. Containers must be securely closed, inspected before use, and protected from excessive heat, vibration, pressure, and physical damage. Incompatible hazardous substances should be separated to prevent dangerous chemical reactions during transportation. Selection of a suitable