You are to transport hazardous goods, but have more than the permissible exempted allowance. What proof must you carry with you to perform the transport?

When transporting hazardous goods in quantities exceeding the exempted allowance, German traffic rules require you to carry specific proof to ensure safety and compliance. First, you must have a valid ADR training certificate, which demonstrates that you have received proper instruction on handling and transporting dangerous substances according to the ADR (European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road) regulations. Second, you need a valid driving licence for the relevant vehicle class, proving you are authorized to drive the vehicle used for the transport.

A valid record for the last hazardous goods transport is not mandatory for this situation. Both the ADR certificate and the proper driving licence are essential because they ensure that the driver is qualified both in terms of vehicle operation and hazardous goods safety. Carrying these documents helps prevent accidents and ensures legal compliance during such transports.