Limited quantity (LQ) exemptions represent one of the most practical and widely used provisions within the ADR regulations for transporting dangerous goods. These exemptions allow carriers to transport smaller amounts of packaged dangerous goods with reduced regulatory requirements while still…
As electric vehicles (EVs) and electric hybrid cars become increasingly common on UK roads, the vehicle recovery industry is adapting its practices and procedures. While many aspects of EV recovery remain similar to conventional vehicle recovery, there are important additional…
Empty packaging that has contained dangerous goods requires careful handling and proper disposal procedures. As a professional driver, understanding how to manage these materials safely is an important part of your responsibilities under ADR regulations. Not As Empty As You…
Driver alert systems are electronic safety features designed to help drivers identify potential hazards and maintain safe driving practices. These intelligent systems use a combination of sensors, cameras, and computer algorithms to monitor both the vehicle’s behaviour and the surrounding…
Operating agricultural vehicles in the UK’s protected landscapes requires carefully balancing essential farming activities with environmental preservation. This guide explores the key considerations and regulations for farmers working in these sensitive areas. Speed and Vehicle Restrictions When operating in protected…
The prevention of dangerous goods spillages is one of the most important responsibilities for drivers carrying hazardous materials. A single incident can have severe consequences for public safety, the environment, and your career. Understanding how to prevent spillages requires attention…
The transport of dangerous goods is heavily regulated for good reason; these materials can pose significant risks to people, property, and the environment if not handled properly. As professional drivers and operators in the UK, understanding common ADR violations and…