ADR dangerous goods transport to Belgium
What do you need to move?
B2B transport for businesses.
Choose the type of transport and start your quote.
Our Specialisation on the Route to Belgium
Complete customs documentation
We handle all import/export documentation, from the consignment note to the specific permits for Belgium, to speed up the process.
ADR-licensed carriers
We work with ADR-licensed carriers on the route to Belgium, with a safety adviser and vehicles authorised for each class.
Local Regulatory Knowledge
We know Belgium's traffic requirements and restrictions for dangerous goods, and we tell you which ones affect your shipment. Classifying and labelling the goods is the shipper's responsibility.
The right vehicle for each class
Depending on your goods' class, we assign the appropriate authorised vehicle: curtainsider or box trailer, ventilated when the class requires it.
Dangerous goods we transport to Belgium
Flammable Liquids (Class 3)
• Fuels
• Alcohols
• Solvents
Corrosives (Class 8)
• Acids
• Industrial cleaning products
Hazardous Waste
Transport and management of chemical waste in accordance with regulations.
Lithium Batteries (Class 9)
For the technology and electric vehicle industry.
ADR transport resources
Dangerous goods declaration (DGD)
The document that travels with an ADR load and how to fill it in.
Frequently Asked Questions about Shipments to Belgium
What documentation do I need to export to Belgium?
For ADR transport to Belgium, a Consignment Note (CIM/CMR), product safety data sheets, and packaging approvals are required.
What is the estimated transit time to Belgium?
The reference transit time is 3-4 days; the time that applies is the one in your quote.
Which ADR classes do you transport to Belgium?
We transport all ADR classes except Class 1 (explosives), Class 6.2 (infectious substances) and Class 7 (radioactive material).