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ADR UN Number Lookup

Search the complete ADR Table A dangerous goods list. Type a UN number or substance name and get the full record, from danger labels to tunnel restriction codes.

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About ADR and UN numbers

What is ADR?ADR is the European agreement on the international carriage of dangerous goods by road. Table A lists every substance with its transport requirements.
UN numbersA four-digit number assigned by the United Nations that identifies a dangerous substance or article, like UN 1203 for petrol. It appears on the orange plate of every ADR transport.
Tunnel restriction codesCodes B through E on the record define which tunnel categories the load may pass through. E is the most restrictive; no code means no restriction.
Packing groupsPG I means high danger, PG II medium, and PG III low. The packing group drives which packagings and quantity limits apply.

Planning ADR transports by hand?

Transportial validates dangerous goods on every consignment automatically: ADR data on goods lines, driver certificates, and tunnel-aware routing in one platform.

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