When it comes to transporting flammable liquids, knowledge and attention to detail are your greatest allies. As a professional driver carrying Class 3 dangerous goods, you’re handling substances where the primary hazard comes not from the liquid itself but from…

The European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) has played a pivotal role in making the transportation of hazardous materials safer since its introduction in 1968. From standardised training requirements to specific vehicle specifications, this…

When it comes to transporting dangerous goods, having the right personal protective equipment (PPE) isn’t just a regulatory requirement—it’s a critical safety measure that could save your life. Let’s explore what ADR regulations mandate for driver protection and why eacsssh…

As a dangerous goods driver, your role extends beyond just transporting hazardous materials—you’re also the first line of response in case of a medical emergency. Understanding and being prepared for first aid situations is not just a regulatory requirement but…