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, specific regulations, such as the ADR (Accord européen relatif au transport international des marchandises Dangereuses par Route), mandate that you must carry certain documentation.

The valid ADR training certificate is crucial because it verifies that you have received the necessary training to handle and transport hazardous materials safely. It ensures that you are knowledgeable about the risks involved and the regulations that govern such transportation.

Additionally, having a valid driving license for the relevant vehicle class is mandatory. This ensures that you are legally permitted to operate the vehicle being used for transporting hazardous goods, as different vehicle classes may have specific requirements based on weight, size, and capacity.

It's important to carry both these documents when transporting quantities that exceed the permissible exemption limits to ensure compliance with German and international transport laws. Failure to present these documents can lead to severe penalties and liabilities in case of an incident during transport.