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What United Kingdom goods vehicle operators need to do in order to carry out international road haulage.

Make sure you correctly identify your dangerous goods on labels and packaging when transporting them.

Speed, cost, regulation and other requirements that may influence your choice of transport mode for your goods.

Your key duties if your business transports food, animals and waste, and where to go for more information.

Information on how your business can get your vehicle approved to carry dangerous goods by road under ADR.

An overview of the training requirements for the vocational 'ADR Certificate' for drivers transporting dangerous goods.

Requirements for businesses under ADR on classifying, packaging, labelling and certifying dangerous goods.

How to certify vehicles for transporting explosives or dangerous goods to or within certain ADR signatory countries.

The international Transport Emergency Card and other documentation which needs to accompany dangerous goods in transit.

Pre-notification of the arrival of consignments at a Northern Ireland Point of Entry from Great Britain.

How to prevent exposure to vehicle exhaust fumes in the workplace and control the potential danger to staff.

Reduce the risks posed by vehicle movements through planning, separation, safety policies and procedures.

Eliminate unnecessary reversing and use training, procedures and equipment to minimise the major risks.

How to minimise the risks caused by moving items by hand or when using lifting equipment in your business.

Safety issues when loading and unloading, tipping, sheeting and unsheeting and how to assess the risks.

Minimising health and safety risks when making or receiving deliveries and moving items within your premises.

It's your responsibility to minimise risks from any kind of transport, from manual handling to heavy vehicles.

How to follow safe procedures to make the practice of coupling and uncoupling trailers safer in your workplace.

Avoiding falls from vehicles by using access equipment such as walkways with guard rails and loading platforms.

Safe vehicles and procedures minimise the risks of vehicles overturning and the extent of any injuries.

Licence needed to make international journeys for hire or reward within the EU, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.

Permits for companies moving household goods and business possessions between or across the 43 ECMT countries.

Permits you'll need to drive goods vehicles to or through ECMT member countries and the rules you have to follow.

Transport permits for Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Russia, Serbia, Tunisia, Turkey and Ukraine.

Find out how your business can move someone's personal belongings from Great Britain to Northern Ireland.