Beijing Olympics Limits Hazardous Cargo Movements

08/07/2008

The Chinese government has unveiled plans to restrict the production, storage and transportation of Hazardous Cargo before and during the Olympics. Cities affected will be Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Qingdao and Qinhuangdao.

Traffic movement within these major cities will be restricted due to the game. Only Licensed vehicles with Green passes will be allowed to drive within the cities.

These measures are being taken to ensure safety and security during the specified period from 20th July to 20th September and will affect import, export and local hazardous movements..

Contact Genesis to find out about new licenses and permits required for hazardous transport.

Source: BIFA

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