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ADR courier.
Declare the load. We'll plan the move.

Chemicals, aerosols, batteries and other classified goods need a transport plan that reflects what is being carried. Send the consignment details first so our team can assess the movement before booking.

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THE SERVICE, EXPLAINED

What dangerous goods / adr means for your job.

ADR covers the road transport of dangerous goods. Acceptance depends on the substance, quantity, condition, packaging and journey. RGP Trans has an in-house Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser to support planning, with ADR drivers and equipment for accepted movements. We assess the actual consignment rather than accepting it from the product name alone.

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WHEN IT HELPS

Recognise the situation?

A chemical consignment needs moving

Share the classification, quantities, package details and safety data sheet so transport requirements can be assessed.

Batteries need collecting

Provide the battery type, condition, UN number and packaging. Do not assume every battery movement has the same requirements.

Industrial supplies have hazard labels

Tell us exactly what the goods are and how they are packed, including any information supplied by the manufacturer.

SUITABLE GOODS, ASSESSED BEFORE BOOKING

What can travel?

These are examples. Tell us the actual contents, dimensions and weight so suitability can be confirmed.

Explore the goods we carry

Classified chemicals
Supported battery consignments
Aerosols
Industrial liquids
Hazard-labelled packages
Packaged maintenance supplies

A CLEAR PLAN BEFORE DISPATCH

Know what you're booking.

What we agree with you

Acceptance of the specific classified consignment
Driver, vehicle and equipment appropriate to the movement
Package quantities, loading requirements and route
Required documentation and site handover arrangements

What needs checking

Class 1 explosives and Class 7 radioactive materials are excluded
Goods must be declared before a booking is accepted
Classification, packaging and condition must be assessed
Damaged or unusual battery consignments need specific information

Government guidance on dangerous-goods transport

A USEFUL ENQUIRY STARTS HERE

Tell us these details.

No need to work out the vehicle yourself. Give us the load and the job requirements; we'll assess the arrangement.

Send your delivery details

Price and availability are confirmed before dispatch. Read the booking terms.

Classification: UN number, proper shipping name, hazard class and packing group where applicable.
The packages: Quantity, package count, dimensions, total weight and condition.
Supporting information: Safety data sheet and the consignment documentation available.
The journey: Both addresses, timing, contacts, loading equipment and access restrictions.

BEFORE YOU BOOK

A few useful answers.

All delivery questions

Which ADR classes do you support?

We assess suitable consignments from ADR classes other than Class 1 explosives and Class 7 radioactive materials. Acceptance depends on the actual goods and transport requirements.

Do you have a Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser?

Yes. RGP Trans has an in-house DGSA to support dangerous goods transport planning.

Can an ADR collection be urgent?

Tell us the timing as well as the consignment details. An urgent route can be assessed, but the required information and acceptance must be confirmed before dispatch.

Can I book a battery delivery?

Send the battery type, condition, classification, quantity and packaging details. The team assesses the specific movement before confirming whether it can be carried.

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