dangerous load

Special regulations apply to vehicles carrying dangerous loads.

For example, everyone could agree to a drastic reduction in alcohol levels for certain categories of drivers, such as those carrying dangerous loads.

Cranes and derricks are proof tested when called on for potentially dangerous load levels or high-valued cargoes.

Turning to the nearby Fowler, Beeton protested that "he ought to be ashamed of himself for sending such a dangerous load."

Drivers of dangerous loads will need to hold an ADR training certificate, unless they are transporting small loads.

He had also rid himself of the dangerous load of matchlocks that Rokuro had forced him to carry to Miyako.

They have shouldered a huge and dangerous load for UNOSOM and the Somali people."

She provided additional dangerous loads sailings from Largs to Lochranza until the service from Tarbert to Arran started.

The route skirts Antwerp using the southern R1 inner ringroad which includes the Kennedy Tunnel: this is closed to vehicles with certain classes of dangerous loads.

There were also match or 'shunting' trucks to connect broad and standard gauge wagons until the broad gauge was abandoned in 1892, or to run with overhanging or dangerous loads.

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The other offences include the number and manner of carrying of passengers being dangerous or potentially dangerous; insecure or dangerous load; and using a motor vehicle for an unsuitable purpose.

We must say no to large HGVs; we should place a strict limit on the number of HGVs that can go through each day and we should ban dangerous loads.

Above all, however, more targeted spot checks on HGVs are needed throughout the EU so that the black sheep who drive with unsecured, unlabelled or dangerous loads, defective brakes, etc., can be taken off the road.

Other signs of the type include "attach snow chains" and "remove snow chains" seen at the entry and exit points of mountainous areas, and "compulsory direction for vehicles carrying dangerous loads", used to divert vehicles carrying explosives or poisonous chemicals away from areas with open flames such as oil refineries.