Instructions & documents

Every dangerous goods movement travels with paperwork. The transport document under ADR 5.4.1 identifies the goods — the UN number, proper shipping name, class and packing group. The written instructions under ADR 5.4.3 tell the crew what to do in an emergency and must be provided in a language each crew member can read and understand before the journey.

This category collects transport document pads, written-instruction sets and the checklists that keep a load compliant on the road. They are the paper counterpart to the placards and labels — the marking goes on the vehicle, the documents stay on board.

We keep the written instructions in 29 languages for multinational crews — laminated, so they last far longer in the cab than paper. Retail availability of the official ADR instructions in this many languages is unique to the region.