RO–bi–SE–4

Subject: Transport of dangerous goods that have been seized by the authorities. Reference to Annex I, Section I.1, to this Directive: Annex A and B. Content of the Annex to the Directive: Requirements for the transport of dangerous goods by road. Content of the national legislation: Deviations from the regulations may be permitted if they are motivated by reasons of labour protection, unloading risks, submission of evidence etc. Deviations from the regulations are permitted only if satisfactory safety levels are met during normal conditions of carriage. Initial reference to the national legislation: Särskilda bestämmelser om vissa inrikes transporter av farligt gods på väg och i terräng. Comments: These derogations may be applied only by authorities seizing dangerous goods. This derogation is intended for local transport e.g. of goods that have been seized by the police, such as explosives or stolen property. The problem with these types of goods is that one can never be sure of classifications. In addition, the goods are often not packed, marked or labelled in accordance with the ADR. There are several hundred such transportations carried out by the police every year. In the case of smuggled liquor, this must be transported from the place where it is seized to a facility where evidence is stored and then on to a facility for destruction; the latter two may be quite far apart from each other. The deviations permitted are: (a) each package does not need to be labelled; and (b) approved packages do not need to be used. However, each pallet containing such packages must be correctly labelled. All other requirements must be fulfilled. There are approximately 20 such transportations each year. Expiry date: 30 June 2015.

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