Hazard classes we do (not) transport
Within the ADR directives, hazardous goods have been grouped into various hazard classes. Below is an overview of hazard classes we transport, with the exception of:
- Class 1 and 7 goods
- Goods mentioned in ADR 1.10.3.1 (list of goods with high-risk potential)
- Goods with additional explosive hazard, these may not be loaded together with other ADR goods
- Tanker transport
- Bulk
| ADR | Class | Content | Do we transport this? |
|---|---|---|---|
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Class 1 | Explosive goods and items | |
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Class 2 | Gasses | |
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Class 3 | Flammable liquids | |
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Class 4.1 | Flammable solids | |
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Class 4.2 | Substances liable to spontaneous combustion | |
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Class 4.3 | Substances that produce gas with water | |
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Class 5.1 | Oxidizing substances | |
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Class 5.2 | Organic peroxides | |
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Class 6.1 | Poisonous substances | |
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Class 6.2 | Infectious substances | |
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Class 7 | Radioactive substances | |
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Class 8 | Corrosives | |
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Class 9 | Various hazardous substances and items |
Certified drivers
In order to transport ADR goods safely, they must be labelled and wrapped correctly. Transport is bound by regulations as well. Our drivers possess and ADR certificate of professional competence. This certificate is mandatory and is only rewarded by recognized ADR training institutions. Our vehicles are checked annually according to ADR regulations.
ADR storage and advice
We are qualified to transport hazardous goods by road, ocean, and air freight. Additionally, we may store these goods in warehouses and bunkers that meet the latest ADR directives.
Our specially trained safety advisors are happy to tell you about packaging requirements and measures for handling hazardous goods.
Other road transport solutions
Curious about what we can do for you in road transport, sea freight, air freight, and warehousing? We are happy to help you get started!