2. Partial exemptions from ADR application
There are three ways to benefit from partial exemptions from ADR:
when the dangerous goods are contained in unit packagings of very small capacity (of the order of a milliliter or a milligram), they are referred to as dangerous goods "packed in excepted quantities";
when the dangerous goods are contained in small-capacity unit packagings (of the order of a liter or kilogram), they are referred to as dangerous goods "packed in limited quantities";
when the overall quantity of dangerous goods loaded per transport unit does not exceed a certain threshold, whatever the unit capacity of the packagings, these are referred to as dangerous goods "transported in limited quantities".
The applicable thresholds for the application of these various...
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Regulations
Arrêté du 29 mai 2009 modifié relating to the transport of hazardous goods by land, known as the "TMD Order".
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CEE-ONU This site brings together all the UN recommendations on the transport of dangerous goods by road and inland waterways, as well as the ADR and ADN pdf files ("Our activities" section, then "Transport", then "Dangerous goods").
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