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Easily search and review ADR regulations for dangerous goods. Features include value-based amount calculations, mixed loading guidance, tunnel codes, and special provisions. Supports multiple languages and provides up-to-date information.
What's New in ADR Dangerous Goods (ADR 2025)
25.0.2
February 6, 2026
Improved compatibility and performance.
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FAQ
What is ADR Dangerous Goods?
ADR Dangerous Goods is a mobile application designed to help users easily search and review the ADR regulations for dangerous goods, including specific properties, calculations, and provisions.
Does ADR Dangerous Goods have ads?
No, ADR Dangerous Goods does not contain advertisements. The app is free to try for 3 days, after which a paid subscription is required to access its full content.
What languages does ADR Dangerous Goods support?
ADR Dangerous Goods is available in Swedish, English, German, French, Norwegian, and Danish, making it accessible to a wide range of international users.
How often is ADR Dangerous Goods updated?
The app is consistently updated to reflect the latest ADR regulations, from ADR 2011 through ADR 2025, and will continue to be updated as regulations change, ensuring information is current and valid.
What are the subscription options for ADR Dangerous Goods?
ADR Dangerous Goods offers monthly ($0.99), 6-month ($3.99), and yearly ($4.99) subscription plans, all with a 3-day free trial period.
Can I cancel my ADR Dangerous Goods subscription?
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. If your subscription expires or you choose to cancel, only the subscription screen will remain accessible until you resubscribe.
What devices is ADR Dangerous Goods compatible with?
ADR Dangerous Goods is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, and has an age rating of 4+.
What specific ADR features does ADR Dangerous Goods offer?
The app provides information on ERI-cards, tunnel codes, limited amounts, special provisions, classes and labels, mixed loading/co-handling, and danger numbers, along with automatic value and load warnings.







