ADR Dangerous Goods Transportation

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What is the Transport of Hazardous Goods?

In the UK, the transport of dangerous goods is regulated to ensure the safety and minimise the risks to the public, environment and property. There are different classifications of dangerous goods, which are based on the nature of the products and the risks they present.

Alongside this, there are certain standards that must be met by the vehicles and equipment that is used in the transportation process. That is why, at Suttons, we have so many different tankers and linings to ensure the safety of our staff as well as your products.

If your business deals with dangerous or hazardous goods, we can support. Let us help you find the solution for your transportation of dangerous goods today.

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How Does Suttons Transport Dangerous Goods?

At Suttons Tankers, we have a specialised fleet of vehicles and tank containers that meet the various safety requirements of ADR transportation. We offer bespoke solutions to ensure that you can find the perfect way to transport your products in a reliable way.

Our drivers are continuously trained to specialise in the transport of hazardous goods and to ensure the safety and integrity of your products. We use the latest technologies to monitor and track your products so that you have access to live updates in relation to your goods.

With our technologies and commitment to safety, we can help you create a seamless supply chain for your road logistics.

Regulations for the Transport of Dangerous Goods

The ADR regulations are a set of European guidelines that regulates the travel of goods by road.

The regulations provide a framework for ensuring the safe and secure transportation of dangerous goods to protect public safety, the environment and property.

ADR regulations are broken up into the following 9 parts:

Part 1 – General provisions.
Part 2 – Classification.
Part 3 – Dangerous goods list, special provisions and exemptions related to limited and limited quantities.
Part 4 – Packing and tank provisions.
Part 5 – Consignment procedures.
Part 6 – Requirements for the construction and testing of packaging, intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), large packaging, tanks and bulk containers.
Part 7 – Provisions concerning the conditions of carriage, loading, unloading and handling.

Annex B: Provisions concerning transport equipment and transport operations.

Part 8 – Requirements for vehicle crews, equipment, operation and documentation.
Part 9 – Requirements concerning the construction and approval of vehicles.

By adhering to these ADR regulations, we have the capability of transporting your goods safely, securely and efficiently.

If you want to understand the ADR regulations more, check out the guide on our blog.

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