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Dangerous goods

Safety standards shape the operations in national and international road freight transport. | Photo: Raben Group
Raben: 3,200 employees in Germany trained for dangerous goods.
The target group of the GEFAHRGUT database (DGG) is primarily authorities and companies that plan, execute, or monitor the transportation of hazardous goods. (Stock image; Photo: AREE/stock.adobe.com)
Hazardous Goods: BAM Offers Database as a Free Service
An employee checks hazardous goods information at the terminal - in the future, such processes are to be fully automated via interfaces and apps. (Photo: LKZ)
Combined Transport: Digital Processes for Dangerous Goods in the Terminal
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