ADR TRANSPORT
Dangerous Goods, Handled Right
Safe, compliant transport of dangerous goods across mainland UK – ADR classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 & 9. Backed by a qualified DGSA, fully equipped, and driven by someone who takes personal responsibility for every consignment.
Backed by a qualified DGSA under a formal advisory agreement - correctly classified, documented and fully compliant.
Full ADR equipment carried as standard - covering every class we're licensed for, not a minimum kit.
Every mile GPS-monitored, with verified records for speed and braking - independent proof your dangerous goods travel safely.
1,400+ deliveries completed with 100% positive feedback. ADR licence held since March 2025 - classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 & 9.
Curtain-Side Luton
A curtain-sided Luton van with tail-lift – a rare, versatile combination. Load from the side for tight access or awkward pallets, or from the rear at ground level for drums, IBCs and palletised goods up to 500 kg.
Coverage
Operating across mainland UK, with European deliveries available by arrangement. Your consignment stays on the same vehicle from collection to delivery – no transfers, no handling risks.
Availability
Out-of-hours and weekend ADR transport available by arrangement. Let us know your requirements and we’ll plan the collection around your schedule.
Class 2
Gases
Flammable, compressed, toxic gases (aerosols, refrigerant gases, compressed nitrogen)
Class 3
Flammable Liquids
Paints, solvents, adhesives, acetone, perfumery products, resins
Class 4
Flammable Solids
Alkali metals, metal powders, aluminium phosphide, sodium batteries, calcium carbide
Class 5
Oxidizers
Pool chemicals, peroxides, chlorates, ammonium nitrate fertilizers
Class 6
Toxic & Infectious
Medical/Biomedical waste, dyes, pesticides
Class 8
Corrosives
Acids, alkalis, cleaning agents, battery fluid, formaldehyde
Class 9
Miscellaneous
Dry ice, expandable polymeric beads, air bag modules, lithium batteries, a fast-growing area in transport and recycling. If your goods fall under Class 9, we’ve got the equipment and compliance to handle them safely.
Classification isn’t always straightforward – some substances fall under more than one class. If you’re not sure where yours fits, send us the details and we’ll help you classify it correctly.