The Carriage of Dangerous Goods and Use of Transportable Pressure Equipment Regulations 2007 (revoked)

PART 1INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS

1Citation and commencement

2Interpretation—General

3Interpretation matters relating to the armed forces

4The sending etc of documents

5Member States of the Communities which are not Contracting Parties to ADR or Member States of COTIF

6Competent authority

9The issuing of authorisations to carry dangerous goods in circumstances where carriage would otherwise contravene the Regulations

11The Channel Tunnel

12Carriage by road in or on certain vehicles

13Carriage wholly within an enclosed area

14The crossing of public roads

16Old pressure receptacles

17Carriage of liquefied gas

18Certain commercial products containing radioactive material

19Load threshold for class 1 goods

20The carriage of UN 0335 FIREWORKS by road

21Exemption from certain requirements for certain metal drums and metal IBCs

22The carriage of alcohol in wooden casks

23Alternative to the requirement to comply with Section 5.3.2 of ADR relating to orange-coloured plates etc pursuant to regulation 53(4)

24Display of information during piggyback carriage

25Shunting labels

26Retail distribution by road

27Exemption from the requirement to fit sheet steel spark-guards

28Mixing rules for vehicles and wagons carrying class 1 goods

29Quantities of class 1 explosive articles

30Exemptions from the need to carry transport documents

31Exemption from the requirements relating to fire-fighting equipment for the carriage of certain class 7 goods by road

32Exemption from the prohibition on opening packages

33Supervision requirements for vehicles carrying class 1 goods

34The application of Part 9 to vehicles constructed before 1997 and FL, OX and AT vehicles

Exceptions arising from or connected to the application of ADR and RID

35International carriage

36Non-application arising from the provisions of Section 1.1.3

37Applicability of other regulations relating to the carriage of dangerous goods and the applicability of ADR and the provisions of these Regulations relating to carriage by road to piggyback transport

PART 2REQUIREMENTS OF ADR AND RID

39Safety obligations

40Temporary derogations under Section 1.5.1

41Transitional measures

42Requirements relating to the carriage of class 7 goods

43Safety advisers

44Reports on accidents or incidents

45Security provisions

46Emergency plans for marshalling yards

47Classification of goods

48Prohibition from carriage

49Dangerous goods list and special provisions

50Goods packed in limited quantities

51Use of packaging and packages

52Use of tanks, battery-vehicles, battery-wagons, MEGCs and UN MEGCs

54Construction and testing of packaging

55Construction and testing of pressure receptacles, aerosol dispensers and gas cartridges

56Construction and testing of packaging for class 6.2 goods

57Construction, testing and approval of special form radioactive material, low dispersible radioactive material, packages and packaging for class 7 goods

58Construction and testing of IBCs

59Construction and testing of large packaging

60Construction and testing of tanks etc.

61Construction and testing of bulk containers

62Carriage, loading, unloading and handling

63Vehicle crews (other than training), equipment, operation and documentation

64Training of the vehicle crew

65Construction and approval of vehicles

66Functions of the GB competent authority arising from requirements in ADR and RID

67The appointment of persons to perform the functions of the GB competent authority

68Fees in relation to functions of the GB competent authority

69Appointment of persons as a body or expert

70Certain functions to be deemed to have been performed by the GB competent authority pursuant to regulation 66(1)

PART 4TRANSPORTABLE PRESSURE EQUIPMENT

71Interpretation of Part 4

72Transportable pressure equipment

73Placing on the market and use at work of transportable pressure equipment

74Transportable pressure equipment placed on the market and used at work exclusively in Great Britain

75Reassessment of conformity

76Periodic inspection and repeated use

77Notified bodies

78Approved bodies

79Appointment of notified bodies and approved bodies by the GB competent authority

80Conformity marking

PART 5REQUIREMENTS IN ADDITION TO RID AND ADR

81Attendant for carriage of class 1 goods by road

82Duration of carriage and delivery of class 1 goods by road

83Miscellaneous security requirements for carriage of class 1 goods by road

84Miscellaneous security requirements for carriage of class 1 goods by rail

85Security requirement

86Carriage of class 1 goods in vehicles used to carry passengers for hire or reward

87Carriage of class 1 goods by road in motor vehicles

88Marshalling and formation of trains

89Application of regulations for the carriage of class 1 goods in the circumstances set out inSub-section 1.1.3.1 (a) and (c)

90Keeping of information

91Placards, marks and plate markings for carriage within Great Britain

PART 6MISCELLANEOUS

SCHEDULE 1APPOINTMENTS

1Applications for appointment

2Appointment by the GB competent authority

3Fees that may be charged by appointees

4The inspection of appointees

SCHEDULE 2OLD TANKS

1Interpretation

2Further matters relating to interpretation

3Construction of tanks of old tank-vehicles, tank-containers and old tank wagons for carriage by road or rail

4Testing, examination and maintenance for carriage by road or rail

5Testing, examination and maintenance for carriage by road

6Testing, examination and maintenance for carriage by rail

7Use of old tank-vehicles, old tank wagons or tank-containers for carriage by road or rail

8Keeping of documents

9Appointment of inspection bodies by the GB competent authority

SCHEDULE 3OLD PRESSURE RECEPTACLES

1Interpretation

2Further matters relating to interpretation

3Duties on those designing, manufacturing, importing, supplying, modifying or repairing old pressure receptacles

4Conformity to approved design standard or specification

5Examination of old pressure receptacles

6Filling of old pressure receptacles

7Approved design specification

8Modification, repair and re-rating of old pressure receptacles

9Additional requirements for old pressure receptacles containing certain dangerous goods not classified as class 2 goods

10Appointment of approved persons or inspection bodies by the GB competent authority

SCHEDULE 4Certain class 1 goods

SCHEDULE 5Radiological Emergencies

1Interpretation

2Information to the public about health protection measures

3Duties with respect to the monitoring of particular persons

4Duties of consignor and carrier with regard to the preparation of emergency arrangements

5Duties of drivers, carriers and consignors in the event of the occurrence of a radiological emergency

6Packages involved in a radiological emergency

7Power of the competent authority to require documents and require testing, rehearsal and revision of the emergency arrangements

SCHEDULE 6CERTAIN ADR FUNCTIONS DEEMED PERFORMED PURSUANT TO REGULATION 66(1)

SCHEDULE 7PLACARDS, MARKS AND PLATE MARKINGS FOR CARRIAGE WITHIN GREAT BRITAIN

PART 1CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY ROAD

1Hazard Identification Numbers to be replaced by Emergency Action Codes (road)

2Display of the orange coloured-plate if one type of dangerous good is being carried (road)

3Display of the orange-coloured plate if more that one type of dangerous good is being carried (road)

4Telephone number to be used to obtain specialist advice to be displayed (road)

5Use of hazard warning panels (road)

PART 2CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY RAIL

6Hazard Identification Numbers to be replaced by Emergency Action Codes (rail)

7Telephone number to be used to obtain specialist advice to be displayed (rail)

8Use of hazard warning panels (rail)

SCHEDULE 8AMENDMENTS

SCHEDULE 9REVOCATIONS

2007 No. 1573

HEALTH AND SAFETY

The Carriage of Dangerous Goods and Use of Transportable Pressure Equipment Regulations 2007 (revoked)F1

Made6th June 2007

Laid before Parliament7th June 2007

Coming into force1st July 2007

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