A hazard can be in the second level of severity and still be classified as "imminent danger" according to the RAC code.

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According to the RAC code, "imminent danger" is defined as a hazard that poses an immediate threat to life, property, or the environment, regardless of its severity level. Therefore, even hazards in the second level of severity can be classified as "imminent danger" if they meet this definition.

A Hazard Can Be in the Second Level of Severity