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The trouble again is the standards we work to.

The ADR states that to carry dangerous goods by road you have
to do it in the correct vehicle, displaying the correct warning labels
and with all the appropriate documentation to go with the dangerous
substance.

It also states that if you only carry a limited amount of stuff and
it works on a point system, you do not have to have a ventilated
vehicle with warning stickers on display.

It is all down to the regulations and knowing what is and what is not
legal. To work out of a car is seemed by some as a perk and it is
perfectly legal to carry dangerous stuff in them as long as the regulations
are adhered to.

People in vans break the law when they have stickers on display but
no stuff inside the vehicle, that the sticker is indicating. People in estate
cars with no warning stickers are not breaking the law.

So if you are a van driver, chances are you break the law more often than
a car driver.

See

http://www.uk.airliquide.com/file/ot...2372880930.pdf

Regards

Rob

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