Skip to main content
SAVA LOGISTIC — European Road Freight Specialists

Does SAVA Logistic transport dangerous goods (ADR) from Spain?

Send the UN number, hazard class, packing group, safety data sheet and loading requirements. Our team reviews the cargo, route, documentation and available compliant capacity before confirming acceptance and a written proposal.

  • •Send the UN number, hazard class, packing group, safety data sheet and loading requirements. Our team reviews the cargo, route, documentation and available compliant capacity before confirming acceptance and a written proposal.
  • •Includes lithium batteries (UN3481/UN3480)
  • •Current driver certificates and vehicle compliance
  • •Available on all 16 corridors as LTL

Which countries do you run ADR loads to from Spain?

We can assess ADR requests on European routes, including Germany, France, Italy, Romania, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. Acceptance is confirmed for the specific cargo and route. Send the UN number, hazard class, packing group, safety data sheet and loading requirements. Our team reviews the cargo, route, documentation and available compliant capacity before confirming acceptance and a written proposal.

  • •We can assess ADR requests on European routes, including Germany, France, Italy, Romania, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. Acceptance is confirmed for the specific cargo and route.
  • •Send the UN number, hazard class, packing group, safety data sheet and loading requirements. Our team reviews the cargo, route, documentation and available compliant capacity before confirming acceptance and a written proposal.

Spain-Origin Service · ADR / Hazardous Goods

ADR road freight from Spain

ADR handling on Spain-origin LTL and lanes, with a designated safety adviser and ADR-licensed drivers. Driver certification, compliant equipment, and documentation prepared by our team — not subcontracted.

What we handle

ADR is the European agreement governing the international road transport of dangerous goods. If your product has a UN number, is packed in a UN-approved packaging, and falls into one of the ADR classes, it needs ADR-compliant transport.

We carry most packaged ADR classes on our scheduled Spain-origin lanes — automotive fluids, paints and coatings, industrial chemicals, battery cells and battery packs, cosmetics with flammable propellants, pharmaceutical components, and similar commercial hazardous loads. We do not move Class 1 (explosives) or Class 7 (radioactive). For any specific UN number, we confirm fit before booking.

In-house capabilities

Drivers with current ADR licences

Our drivers on ADR-designated lanes hold current ADR certificates appropriate to the classes they carry.

Compliant equipment

Trucks equipped per ADR requirements: orange plates, fire extinguishers, PPE, spill kits, documentation holders.

Documentation in-house

Multimodal dangerous goods declaration, transport documents in the required languages, written instructions for driver.

Route planning

Tunnel restrictions, alpine routing constraints, and loading-point access built into every ADR dispatch plan.

ADR-capable corridors

Our highest-volume ADR lanes from Spain. Other corridors are available on request.

Frequently asked

Which ADR classes do you handle?

We handle most standard packaged ADR classes on our scheduled lanes. We don't handle Class 1 explosives or Class 7 radioactive material. For a specific UN number, send it with your quote request and we'll confirm fit before accepting the booking.

Can you move ADR on LTL groupage, or only FTL?

Both, within segregation rules. Some ADR classes can't share a truck with each other or with certain non-ADR goods. Our dispatch checks segregation compatibility before consolidating — if your load can't groupage on a given departure, we'll tell you and propose the next slot or an alternative.

Do I need to supply the DGD myself?

You supply the Safety Data Sheet and product classification; we prepare the Dangerous Goods Declaration based on that. Final responsibility for the accuracy of the classification rests with you as the shipper.

Are your ADR rates different from standard freight?

Yes — ADR shipments carry a specific-risk surcharge to cover driver certification, equipment, and compliance overhead. The surcharge is quoted openly on the written quote, not hidden.

Frequently asked questions about ADR transport

Which ADR classes do you transport?

Most packaged ADR classes on scheduled Spain-origin lanes: Class 3 (flammable liquids — paints, solvents, fuel additives), Class 4.1 and 4.2 (some flammable solids and substances), Class 6.1 (toxic — subject to UN-number review), Class 8 (corrosives — industrial chemicals), Class 9 (miscellaneous — lithium batteries, airbag modules, magnetized materials). We do NOT carry Class 1 (explosives) or Class 7 (radioactive). For any specific UN number, we confirm fit before booking.

Can you carry lithium batteries (UN 3480, 3481, 3090, 3091)?

Yes, on scheduled lanes. Requirements: UN-approved packaging (not standard corrugated), state-of-charge ≤30% for UN 3480 / 3090 where applicable, multimodal Dangerous Goods Declaration prepared by shipper or carrier, and a driver with ADR Class 9 certification. We transport lithium regularly — it's a high-volume vertical for us, especially on Spain → Germany (automotive) and Spain → UK.

Are your drivers ADR-certified?

Drivers on ADR-designated lanes hold current ADR certificates appropriate to the classes they carry — this is a hard legal requirement across the European Agreement (ADR). Our fleet is equipped per ADR: orange plates, appropriate fire extinguishers, PPE, spill containment kits, written instructions in the driver's working language. We do not subcontract ADR loads to carriers without verified certification.

Can ADR goods travel on groupage (LTL), or only FTL?

Both, with constraints. On LTL we consolidate only with ADR-compatible cargo — we do not mix reactive pairs (e.g. Class 3 flammable with Class 5 oxidizer). Some UN numbers with segregation requirements are FTL-only. We review the load sheet before accepting to confirm the consolidation is compliant. For Class 1 and Class 7 we don't carry at all, full-truck or groupage.

What paperwork do you prepare for ADR loads?

In-house: Multimodal Dangerous Goods Declaration (MDGD), transport documents in the required languages, written instructions for the driver (ADR Part 5.4). You provide: the safety data sheet (SDS) for each substance, the UN-approved packaging certification if we haven't seen it before, and — for non-EU lanes — any export licence required by Spanish authorities. We're happy to walk a first-time ADR exporter through this before the first load.