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We are the University of Oxford`s preferred carrier and serve all the local hospitals and national blood service and most of the larger biotech companies in the area.

The International Air Transport Association's Dangerous Goods Regulations have recently undergone sweeping changes that impact how goods and specimens must be classified and packaged. As a result of increased security efforts individuals that fail to fully comply with the current rules are subject to severe and unprecedented enforcement actions.

Dangerous Goods Haulage

Potentially Harmful Substances Transport

In connection with the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act 1992, R. M Couriers is officially licensed to transport substances which would be regarded as harmful to human beings or the environment, to worldwide destinations. We ensure the safe collection, storage and delivery of dangerous goods, which are delivered internationally by sea and air freight.

It is now more critical than ever for all shippers to be either assisted in their shipping or for them to spend a lot of money on training. This is where we come into our own by offering our customers a simple solution for their logistics needs, using us as their shipping department and allowing us to use our experience and expertise to their benefit.

In order to get your goods to the destination safely, RM Couriers will plan the best route for you and decide which of the transportation methods is most appropriate for your situation. We will also package the goods safely so that in the case of an emergency, they will not be exposed to the environment. Our drivers are specially trained to handle the goods, load them and transport them safely using the correct vehicles.

Dangerous goods may be explosive, toxic, corrosive, bio-hazardous, an oxidizer, radioactive, flammable, an asphyxiate, a pathogen, an allergen or may have other characteristics that would render it hazardous in specific circumstances.

If you have any enquiries, please send us an email by completing the contact form above-left, or call us on 01865 874779.