Article 8 of the "Provisions on the Administration of Road Transport of Dangerous Goods" states, "For the transportation of highly toxic chemicals and explosives, the enterprise must own more than 10 dedicated vehicles (excluding trailers)." This is based on the principle of "categorized management," which emphasizes key points and treats different levels of hazardous goods transportation differently. It strengthens the safety management of road transport for more dangerous goods, and sets stricter requirements for the administrative licensing qualifications of enterprises engaged in the transportation of highly toxic chemicals and explosives. By increasing the number of enterprise-owned vehicles to more than 10, it raises the market entry threshold for road transportation of highly toxic and explosive goods, with the aim of encouraging enterprises to increase safety investments and gradually achieve scale and specialization. It is important to clarify that "more than 10" does not mean that the number of vehicles specifically for transporting highly toxic chemicals and explosives must be more than 10, but rather that the total number of vehicles owned by the enterprise for the transportation of all hazardous goods must be more than 10 to meet the vehicle quantity requirement.

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Provisions on the Administration of Road Transport of Dangerous Goods (2023 Amendment)

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