Dangerous goods have to be transported in compliance with the Australian Dangerous Goods Code. This mammoth document is over 1000 pages long and is prescriptive in relation to the classification of dangerous goods, the signage required, and any segregation rules…

Dangerous goods placards are warning signs displayed on a truck, trailer, container or portable tank that warn other drivers and emergency services personnel that a vehicle is carrying potentially hazardous materials. Underneath certain weights, volumes or masses, vehicles don’t have…