ADR Dangerous Goods Transport — Chemicals, Batteries, Aerosols

We handle dangerous goods across all main ADR classes: Class 3 - flammable liquids (solvents, paints, fuels); Class 8 - corrosive substances (acids, alkalis, plating chemicals); Class 9 - miscellaneous dangerous substances (lithium batteries, magnetized material); Class 2 - gases and aerosols. Typical lanes: chemical raw materials from Germany (Hamburg, Frankfurt, Munich), industrial batteries from Belgium and Netherlands (Antwerp, Rotterdam). Both import and export, FTL or LTL by volume.

ADR transport requires a driver with a valid ADR certificate (general freight or tank, as applicable under the ADR Regulation). The vehicle must carry orange ADR plates, fire extinguishers, safety equipment, and written emergency instructions (TREM card). Our carrier network provides full-load (FTL) ADR vehicles and heavy-duty ADR semi-trailers across Europe for all shipment sizes.

Required documents: CMR consignment note; ADR transport document (UN number, class, packaging group, quantity); written emergency instructions (TREM card); copy of driver ADR certificate. For lithium batteries (UN3480/UN3481): UN38.3 test summary and packing instruction compliance are also required. For imports to Latvia: customs clearance, T1 or EX documents as needed.