ADR transport is the carriage of dangerous goods in line with the ADR agreement: with proper marking, documentation and safe securing. We run ADR as groupage and full loads on the from Poland to the UK route.
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ADR transport
Dangerous goods with full documentation and safe securing.
Frequently asked questions
Do you carry dangerous goods (ADR) to the United Kingdom?
Yes: we run ADR transport as groupage and full loads on the from Poland to the UK route, with full documentation, marking and safe securing. The ADR Agreement applies on the route to the border, and after the crossing the British dangerous goods rules take over.
What information do you need to quote an ADR transport?
Provide the UN number, hazard class, packing group, the type and size of packagings and the quantities. Based on that we check whether the goods can travel in groupage or need a dedicated vehicle, and we prepare the ADR transport document and correct marking.
Can every ADR class be carried?
Not all of them and not in every form. Some goods we carry without trouble, others need extra conditions or are excluded: in consolidation, for example, the segregation rules apply. That is why we assess each shipment individually based on the goods data.
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