ADR 2023

Table A in Chapter 3.2 of the ADR (Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road) contains all the dangerous goods information you need for your road transport documents. We provide you with this information optimised for your system.

In our eska-ADR dangerous goods data, for example, we have removed the lower-case components of the "Name and description" column of Table A in a separate data field. Your advantage: This allows you to insert the official name of the corresponding dangerous good in capital letters directly in your transport document. If required, we can also supply you with these official names in many other languages of the ADR contracting states.

Where the regulation contains several entries in one column - such as the 'Transport Category' and the 'Tunnel Restriction Code' - we have divided these entries into individual data fields. This also makes it easier for you to process this information directly in your systems.

In addition to the data in Table A, the eska-ADR dangerous goods data contains additional useful information. For example, we provide you with the multiplication factor to calculate the 'percentage' of allowance per ADR dangerous goods data record in accordance with ADR Chapter 1.1.3.6.4. This allows you to easily determine the allowed maximum quantities of substances and articles for each transport unit in your system according to their transport category (as per the 1000-point system).

Here you find sample data.

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