- Tunnels
- Tunnel code (D): in tanks, Prohibited in D, E; in other carriage, Prohibited in D, E. Categories A, B, C. (ADR 8.6.4; from the ADR table itself)
- Small-load exemption
- Transport category 3: at most 1000 per transport unit under 1.1.3.6, counted ×1 toward the 1,000-point limit (ADR 1.1.3.6.3; from the ADR table itself)
- Labels
- Labels: model 9 (Miscellaneous dangerous substances and articles) (ADR 5.2.2.2.2, label model No. 9; paraphrase, not yet reviewed)
- Packing
- Packing instruction P099: Only packagings approved for the goods by the competent authority; approval copy or a transport-document statement must accompany the load. Packing instruction IBC99: IBC99: only IBCs the competent authority has approved for the goods may be used, with proof of approval travelling with each consignment. (ADR 4.1.4.1, P099, 4.1.4.2, IBC99; paraphrase, not yet reviewed)
- Tanks
- Portable tank instruction T3: Portable tank, Class 1 and 3–9: test 2.65 bar; shell See 6.7.2.4.2; relief Normal; bottom openings See 6.7.2.6.2. Portable tank provision TP3: For solids above melting point and hot liquids, maximum filling (%) is set by 4.2.1.9.5: 95 × dr/df. Portable tank provision TP29: A 1.5 bar minimum test pressure tank may be used if 1.5 bar or less is shown acceptable under 6.7.2.1. Tank code LGAV: ADR tank code for Classes 1 and 3–9: liquid tank, G (general minimum), openings A, valves/devices V. — L: tank for liquid-state substances (liquids, or solids handed over molten); G: minimum calculation pressure under the general requirements of 6.8.2.1.14; A: filling or discharge openings at the bottom, each with 2 closures; V: has a 6.8.2.2.6 breather device but no flame-propagation protection, or is not explosion-pressure-shock resistant Tank provision TU35: Empty uncleaned tanks that held these substances are not subject to ADR once adequate measures have removed any hazard. Tank provision TC7: Effective minimum shell thickness must be at least 3 mm. Tank provision TE6: Tanks may be fitted with a non-blocking device that prevents leakage and excess over- or under-pressure in the shell. Tank provision TE14: Insulation required; insulation touching the shell or heating parts must ignite at least 50 °C above the tank's maximum design temperature. Tank provision TE18: Tanks for substances filled above 190 °C need deflectors at right angles to the top filling openings. Tank provision TE24: Bitumen tanks with a spray bar may replace the 6.8.2.2.2 closing device by a shut-off valve on the discharge pipe ahead of the spray bar. Vehicle for tank carriage: AT — Tank vehicle for dangerous goods that is not EX/III, FL or a MEMU: tanks over 1 m³ / 3 m³, or battery-vehicle over 1 m³. (ADR 4.2.5.2.6, portable tank instruction T3, 4.2.5.3, TP3, 4.2.5.3, TP29, 4.3.4.1.1, tank code LGAV, 4.3.5, TU35, 6.8.4 (a), TC7, 6.8.4 (b), TE6, 6.8.4 (b), TE14, 6.8.4 (b), TE18, 6.8.4 (b), TE24, 9.1.1.2, AT vehicle; paraphrase, not yet reviewed)
- Carriage
- Bulk carriage VC3: Bulk carriage allowed in specially equipped vehicles or containers built to standards set by the country-of-origin authority. Bulk provision AP11: Sets the VC3 standards for molten aluminium (UN 3257) in vats: insulation ≤ 130 °C, steel vats tested at 4 bar, inspections, vehicles, driver training. (ADR 7.3.3.1, VC3, 7.3.3.2.7, AP11; paraphrase, not yet reviewed)