Posted By Ron Hunter That would depend on the quantity and number of containers, Dec39. There's usually a wee bit more to things than sticking a label on the vehicle.

Posted By TonyB Dec What the two above are eluding too is whether or not the CDG Regs apply - based on quanties (quite large amounts are required). If CDG applies then placard, training etc. will be required. If not, then no stickers are required. In fact, its not really a good idea. The stickers tend to go on and stay on, regardless of whether or not the vehicle is actually carry it. Under CDG you have to remove the signs/placards etc when your not carry the materials involved. All the best, TonyB

Posted By SteveD-M Work related carriage may be exempt or partially exempt in three ways: Under the LQ provisions petrol is LQ4 and the relevant container size is 3 litres. As a “small load” The small load exemption will be applicable up to a total quantity of under 333 litres Typical 5 litre containers purchased from car accessory shops and garages may not be UN approved. Providing those cans/jerrycans are UN approved, marked UN 1203 and labelled with the flammable diamond, the only requirements are Driver training in accordance with ADR 1.3 , he just needs to know what to do when it all goes pear shaped, Carry 2 kg fire extinguisher . Stow the Jerry cans correctly to avoid damage or loss from the vehicle. BCGA have a carriage leaflet which I think is freely available from their website which helps with the load calculation. You may need the advice of a Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor.