Packages
1,215 QsCore and package carriage, with Common Characteristics and the selected Group A and/or Group B classes.
Free practice tests for the Packages route
ADR 2025 · UK drivers
ADR 2025 revision and practical tools for dangerous-goods drivers—built around the route, syllabus and checks that actually appear in ADR Driver Pro.
1,820
unique app questions
110
free web questions
6
ADR 2025 routes
5
driver calculators
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Take a randomised Core, Packages, Tanks, Class 1 or Class 7 practice test and see the explanation immediately after every answer.
Built around your route
Choose Packages, Tanks, a combined route, or the specialist Explosives and Radioactive paths. Grouped routes support the app’s Group A and Group B class selection.
Core and package carriage, with Common Characteristics and the selected Group A and/or Group B classes.
Free practice tests for the Packages routeCore and tank carriage, with Common Characteristics and the selected Group A and/or Group B classes.
Free practice tests for the Tanks routeThe broadest general route, combining Core, Packages, Tanks, Common Characteristics and selected class groups.
Free practice tests for the Packages & Tanks routeThe specialist Core plus Class 1 explosives route.
Free practice tests for the Explosives routeThe specialist Core plus Class 7 radioactive-material route.
Free practice tests for the Radioactive routeA combined specialist route with Core, Class 1 and Class 7.
Free practice tests for the Explosives & Radioactive routeCanonical study bank
Every total comes from the same Topics.plist used by ADR Driver Pro, excluding duplicate section mock unions.
The shared ADR driver syllabus: responsibilities, documentation, equipment, security, emergencies and safe journey duties.
Package carriage rules covering containment, marking, handling, mixed loading and the checks made before a journey.
Tank-specific revision on tank codes, filling and discharge controls, vehicle requirements and safe carriage.
Shared characteristics used across Group A and Group B class modules, with emphasis on recognising common risks.
The explosives route bank, including classification, packaging, carriage, loading and incident response.
Revision for gases: hazard recognition, containment, handling and the precautions that follow their labels.
Use on the road
Keep facts close
App-only field tools
These tools use on-device history, photos, reminders and PDF export, so the website shows them accurately without pretending to replace the app workflow.
One-tap access to 999 and driver-saved emergency contacts.
An ADR overlay for documents, plates, equipment and load checks, stored in history and shareable as PDF.
Separate package and tank workflows with saved records and PDF export.
Record seal checks, secure parking, tamper checks and proof of delivery, then export a PDF.
Keep an on-device card photo, coverage details and an expiry countdown with reminders.
Track extinguisher, eye-wash, escape-mask and vehicle-certificate dates with renewal reminders.
Driver guides

DGSA
The DGSA appoints an adviser under ADR 1.8.3; the driver certificate under 8.2 lets you carry. Where the two roles meet, and where they do not.
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ADR 1.1.3.6
Understand the 1,000-point calculation, transport-category multipliers and the conditions that deliberately block the app-derived calculator.
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Vehicle Equipment
See how permissible mass, a confirmed 1.1.3.6 exemption and danger labels change the extinguisher and equipment checklist.
Read guide