The following conditions apply for the shipment of dangerous goods on TT-Line vessels:
- TT-Line transports dangerous goods in accordance with the IMDG Code in conjunction with the Memorandum of Understanding for the Transport of Packaged Dangerous Goods in the Baltic Sea - MoU
- TT-Line will not accept dangerous goods of:
- Class 7
- Class 1 (with the exception of Class 1.4S, only on request)
On „Passenger Departures“, acc. § 12 MoU TT-Line does not accept hazardous goods of:
- Class 2 „Toxic gases“ (ADR Cl.2/ Cl. Code T/IMDG Cl. 2.3), „Refrigerated Gases of ADR or of stowage category „D“ of the IMDG Code”
- Class 5.2 All types of cargo
- Class 6.2 All types of cargo
- Class 8 All cargo assigned to packaging group I
- TT-Line reserves the right to convert „Freight Departures“ into “Passenger Departures” at short notice. This can cause restrictions to the transportation of hazardous cargo.
- Dangerous Goods (even limited quantities as well as expected quantities) must always be booked in writing no later than 24 hours prior to departure.
- Bookings for dangerous goods are only considered final once all dangerous goods data has been checked by TT-Line and the booking has been confirmed as a „Dangerous Goods Booking“.
- Please note that the transport of hay, straw or bhusa can be dangerous goods. If such a transport is not marked as dangerous goods, TT-Line requires proof that it is not considered to be dangerous goods according to the IMDG code. The shipper is responsible for the classification.
- The Container/ Vehicle Packing Certificate is mandatory. Otherwise the unit can be refused and not be taken on the specific departure. This does not concern tankers and tankcontainers.