* Chapter 3.2 (columns 15 and 17 of the Dangerous Goods List only) * Chapter 3.5 (Transport schedules for Class 7 radioactive material only) ...

Odebiyi who noted that the non-compliance of truck owners engaged in the transportation of dangerous goods have constantly resulted in the loss of lives and property, however warned that unless ...

He said that with the UN agreement, the risks of such accidents would be reduced. “The Agreement concerning the International Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) is a tried and tested ...

IATA started issuing guidance on transporting dangerous goods by aircraft in 1956 and has continuously updated and set standards. The adoption of ICAO Annex 18 in January 1984 further formalized ...

This revision, legally enacted on 1 January 2015 by referring to the regulations for the Transport of Dangerous Goods via different modes of Transport: ADR 2015, RID 2015 and ADN 2015 for the ...

IATA’s Director General Willie Walsh noted: “The safe carriage of dangerous goods has become common practice, thanks to the strict adherence to global standards and guidelines.

However, IATA issued its first guidance for the safe air transport of dangerous goods as far back as 1956. The association has been devising standards and updating this guidance ever since.