Organic peroxides present unique challenges for transport due to their inherent chemical instability and temperature sensitivity. These Class 5.2 substances require careful handling and specific precautions under ADR regulations to ensure safe carriage by road. Understanding Organic Peroxides Organic peroxides…
Demountable tanks play a vital role in the transport of dangerous goods across the UK’s roads. Unlike fixed tanks that are permanently attached to vehicles (i.e. tanker trucks), demountable tanks can be loaded and unloaded from vehicles, offering greater flexibility…
The recovery of high-value vehicles requires specialist knowledge, equipment, and processes to ensure safe handling and transportation of luxury cars, supercars, and other premium vehicles when they break down or are involved in collisions. High-value vehicles typically include prestige marques,…
When transporting toxic substances, preparation and knowledge are your best defence against potential emergencies. While serious incidents involving Class 6.1 materials are rare on UK roads, understanding how to respond effectively can make the difference between a controlled incident and…
What is Type Approval? Vehicle Type Approval is a certification process that ensures agricultural vehicles meet specific safety and environmental standards before they can be used on UK roads. Think of it as a quality control passport that confirms your…
Transporting compressed, liquefied, and dissolved gases requires specific safety measures to protect both the driver and the public. As a professional driver carrying Class 2 dangerous goods, understanding these measures is fundamental to ensuring safe delivery and handling. Understanding Gas…
Transporting self-reactive substances requires careful attention to detail and specific safety measures. As a driver carrying these Class 4.1 materials, understanding their unique properties and handling requirements is essential for ensuring safe delivery and compliance with ADR regulations. Understanding Self-Reactive…