't Zand - Brugge
Belgium · R30
What this restriction means
ADR assigns every tunnel a restriction category from A (no restrictions) to E (the strictest).
The strictest — closed to almost all dangerous goods, except a short listed set and small limited-quantity loads. Marked with an 'E' sign.
Official ADR wording
Restriction for the carriage of all dangerous goods other than those for which '(-)' is marked in column (15) of Table A of Chapter 3.2, and for all dangerous goods in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3.4 (limited quantities) if the quantities carried exceed 8 tonnes total gross mass per transport unit. NOTE: for goods assigned to UN 2919 and 3331, tunnel-passage restrictions may instead form part of a special arrangement approved by the competent authority on the basis of 1.7.4.2.
Which cargo is affected
Category E tunnels are the strictest — virtually every dangerous good is restricted, with only a handful of narrow exemptions.
Restrictions & provenance
Category E: transport prohibited of all dangerous goods except those marked '(-)' in column (15) of Table A of ADR Chapter 3.2, plus Chapter 3.4 limited quantities over 8 t total gross mass per transport unit (ADR 1.9.5.2.2). Belgian ADR 1.9.5 notification of 15-07-2014 (West Flanders, R30 Brugge); category E reconfirmed by the AWV tunnel table ('Tunnel onder 't Zand'), 2026. Tunnel signal C24a + category sub-sign.
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