ADR 1.3 dangerous goods training for your team — at your own pace
We deliver the mandatory ADR Chapter 1.3 training for warehouse, logistics and transport. The courses are built by a certified DGSA with over ten years of dangerous goods practice — learn at your own pace on the app.adr.plus platform and receive a certificate. Drivers need the state exam for the ADR certificate, so start with the free practice tests.
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All courses
The courses are being updated to ADR 2027 and will be available again soon.
Warehouse safety
An online ADR course for warehouse and logistics staff who receive, store and dispatch dangerous goods under ADR 2025. Covers the thirteen hazard classes, package marking and labelling, safe handling, loading and unloading, and the limited and excepted quantity rules. Meets the ADR 1.3 training requirement for persons involved in the carriage of dangerous goods.
170 min7 lessons
Logistics safety
An online ADR course for dispatchers, freight forwarders and supply-chain teams moving dangerous goods by road. Covers the duties of the consignor, carrier and consignee, classification, the dangerous goods transport document, packaging, the 1.1.3.6 quantity exemptions and tunnel restrictions — plus how ADR connects to RID and IMDG for rail and sea legs.
165 min7 lessons
Transport safety
An online ADR course for drivers and carriers transporting dangerous goods by road. Covers vehicle placarding and orange plates, required on-board and personal protective equipment, crew obligations, the instructions in writing, road tunnel categories and the 1.1.3.6 exemptions — the practical knowledge behind the ADR certificate for dangerous goods drivers.
155 min7 lessons
How the training works
We deliver the mandatory training under ADR Chapter 1.3. Everything runs online on the app.adr.plus platform — from the invitation to the certificate.
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Pay for the course
After payment an invitation to the app.adr.plus platform arrives in your inbox.
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Lessons on the platform
Watch the video lessons at your own pace, on any device — progress is saved.
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Course tests and exam
After the lessons you take the tests and pass the course exam. It is part of the section 1.3 training, not the state driver exam.
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Certificate
The platform issues a certificate of completing the mandatory ADR Chapter 1.3 training.
Meet Alex — our AI instructor
Every course is written and verified by a certified DGSA. The delivery is the work of Alex, a digital presenter built with modern voice and video technology. He teaches every lesson in your team’s language — calm, clear and consistent.
- Content from a certified DGSA — Alex delivers it
- Your team’s language, one instructor, one standard of quality
- Lessons are quick to update, so the material never goes stale
Test yourself on the free ADR practice test
Practice variants modelled on driver exam questions — pick a role, answer, review your mistakes and get a course suggestion.
- 30 questions per variant
- 45-minute exam timer
- Mistake review after the test
Printed work instructions
The ADRplus series for each role — logistician, warehouse, driver. Spiral-bound A4, ADR 2025 edition, verified by a DGSA. Suitable as ADR Chapter 1.3 training material.
Logistician
€12.10 incl. VAT
Warehouse
€12.10 incl. VAT
Driver, packages
€12.10 incl. VAT
Tank driver
€12.10 incl. VAT
LQ, EQ, 1.1.3.6
€12.10 incl. VAT
The price per copy is €12.10 incl. VAT, the same for a single copy as for a run for the whole team.
Frequently asked
How much does an ADR dangerous goods course cost?
The courses and their price are being updated for ADR 2027. The new price will be published on this page before enrolment reopens. As before, it will include the full lesson programme and a certificate of completion, with payment through Stripe checkout.
Can I take the course fully online?
Yes. The courses run entirely online on the ADRplus platform (app.adr.plus) — you learn at your own pace, on any device, and your certificate of completion stays available on the platform.
Do these courses replace the mandatory ADR driver training?
No. A driver carrying dangerous goods must hold a certificate issued by the competent authority after a training course and an examination (ADR 8.2.1.1), and that course must be approved by the competent authority (ADR 8.2.1.2). ADRplus is not an accredited training centre — our courses are the ADR 1.3 awareness training for the wider team working with dangerous goods. Preparing for the driver exam? Practise free with the ADR practice test.
Who are the courses for?
For warehouse, logistics and transport staff who work with dangerous goods. ADR requires persons whose duties concern the carriage of dangerous goods to be trained appropriate to their responsibilities and duties (ADR 1.3.1) — the three courses are built around exactly that everyday layer by a certified DGSA.
Training several employees?
Build a company kit — role courses and printed instructions in one order. We will send an offer with a volume discount and an invoice. After payment we set up access and ship the materials.