This information is only an overview of ADR and its requirements for the transport of dangerous goods. Complete terms and regulations can be found with the respective carrier.
Proper documentation and training are essential for the safe and efficient handling of dangerous goods during transport. In Sweden, road transport of dangerous goods is regulated by ADR (Accord Dangereux Routier), which aims to minimize the risk of accidents and damage to people, property, and the environment.
The Shipper’s Responsibility According to ADR
To comply with ADR regulations, the shipper must provide correct documentation and information when transporting dangerous goods. This includes:
- Ensuring that the goods are correctly classified, packaged, marked, and labeled according to ADR.
- Preparing a transport document that meets ADR requirements.
- Providing any necessary written safety instructions, if required.
Transport of Dangerous Goods Within Sweden With DHL Freight and NTEX Inrikes
When transporting dangerous goods with DHL Freight (DHL Pall, DHL Stycke, DHL Parti) or NTEX Inrikes, specific conditions and restrictions apply. It is the shipper’s responsibility to:
- Verify that the carrier accepts the relevant dangerous goods classification.
- Follow the carrier's specific conditions for ADR transport.
- Ensure that the transport documents are complete and accurate.
Costs and Liability
Any costs arising due to non-compliance with ADR requirements—including but not limited to additional handling, delays, fines, or fees—will be charged to the customer. By booking the shipment via Sendify, the customer accepts full responsibility for these costs.
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