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Dangerous Goods Regulations Manual 2009 (DGR)IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Manual 2009 (DGR). 50th Edition. author: International Air Transport Association (IATA). December 2008. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) 'Dangerous Goods Regulations Manual 2009 (DGR)' draws from the industry's most trustworthy cargo sources to help you classify, mark, pack, label and document dangerous shipments. Recognised by the world's airlines for over 50 years, the latest versions of IATA's DGR are the most up-to-date, user-friendly reference materials available to the industry. This 50th edition of DGR incorporates all amendments made by the Dangerous Goods Board and includes changes to the 2009-2010 edition of the ICAO Technical Instructions.

Key Features:

  • Effective 1 January - 31 December 2009.
  • Revisions to the list of dangerous goods based on the new numbers assigned by the UN Subcommittee of Experts - included are new metrics for fuel cell cartridges and lithium ion batteries.
  • Significant amendments and additions to the special provisions.
  • New and revised packing instructions.
  • New specifications for DG in excepted quantities based on the UN adoption of these provisions.
  • eDGR available on CD-ROM and USB stick, with advanced searching, sorting and reporting functions.
  • Print format is available in English, French, German and Spanish.
  • 9789292330064. paperback. $250.00

ADR 2009 (European Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road) (Print Version)ADR 2009 (European Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road). Print Version. November 2008.

This European Agreement aims at increasing the safety of the international transport of dangerous goods (including dangerous wastes) by road. Dangerous goods are classified according to their dangerous physical and chemical properties.

This new set of amendments comes into force on 1 January 2009 for international transport, with a six month transitional period, and on 1 July 2009 for domestic traffic for member states of the EU.

Contains fully updated requirements to all parts, including:

  • Part 1: new provisions and the introduction of new entries in the list of high consequence dangerous goods.
  • Part 2: new provisions for the classification of environmentally hazardous substances.
  • Part 3: new UN entries for fuel cell cartridges containing corrosive substances, liquefied flammable gas, water reactive substances and hydrogen in metal hydride.
  • Part 4: new requirements for the use of Mobile Explosives Manufacturing Units (MEMUs).
  • Part 5: revised marking provisions for environmentally hazardous substances.
  • Part 6: full revision of Chapter 6.2 (pressure receptacles).
  • Part 7: changes to the general provisions concerning loading, unloading and handling.
  • Parts 8 and 9: revised provisions concerning the restrictions for the passage of vehicles through road tunnels.

This new paperback of amendments is presented in two volumes and includes the added value of U-Tags for the first time, allowing users to insert each tag in vital locations within the agreement for ease of reference.

ADR 2009 will also be available as a CD-ROM (ISBN 9789210397230) priced at $300.00 and as a print and CD-ROM pack (ISBN 9789211391336) priced at $400.00, both of which are available to order below. 1290 pp. Print only 9789211391312. $300.00

 

Airport Handling Manual (AHM). 23rd edition.
International Air Transport Association (IATA). Dec 2002.
The IATA Airport Handling Manual (AHM) has been developed to assist the industry in the provision of safe, effective and quality services at lower cost. The AHM is a field reference publication that contains recommended industry standards and procedures. It covers: airside safety • load control • baggage, cargo and mail handling • aircraft movement control • aircraft loading • departure control systems • functional requirements for ground support equipment. This publication also includes an extensive listing of aircraft doors and ground servicing points by aircraft type as well as the 2003 IATA Standard Ground Handling Agreement plus a listing of members of the IATA Ground Handling Council and their services by location. Published annually in English only. Paperback, 1320 pp.
ISBN 9291718084  $315.00
 

Baggage Services Manual.
International Air Transport Association. June 2003.
The IATA Baggage Services Manual provides a comprehensive source for all baggage procedures that form the basis for good practice in baggage services. It also includes key reference information, such as the profiles used to prorate baggage claims. The purpose of this manual is to create a greater understanding of baggage services generally, and will specifically allow airlines to appreciate the importance of providing efficient baggage service to passengers. The Manual is intended to be used as: A general reference document by baggage services personnel; A guide for headquarters customer service staff and executives on how to set corporate baggage policy; A reference source for central baggage traces and claims offices; A tool for baggage handling and ramp operations managers to analyze and reduce baggage mishandlings; A reference document to assist training departments to develop baggage service courses based on industry practices and agreements; A guideline for personnel requiring a better understanding of baggage tap design; A reference tool for those involved in the use of baggage messages. Paperback, 173 pp.
ISBN 9291719811  $128.00
 

The Beaulieu Encyclopaedia of the Automobile - Coachbuilding. 
Edited by Nick Georgano. 2001. 
The Beaulieu Encyclopaedia of the Automobile - Coachbuilding is the definitive reference work on the automobile, and an essential book for all car enthusiasts. This new volume explores the art of coachbuilding, paying tribute to the skills and traditions of the coachbuilder. It follows the art of
coachbuilding from its roots in the late 19th century, through to the 1950s, by which time the coachbuilding tradition was in decline. However, some great names remained, and they too are included in this definitive work. This is an essential guide which celebrates the coachbuilders, who brought the car into the forefront of modern design. "Of all the crafts and trades involved in constructing the first motor cars, the coachbuilder was far and away the oldest….engineers might divert their spirits of invention to the car, but when it came to cladding the chassis with a body, it was on the skills and tradition of the coachbuilder that they depended". From the Foreword by Brian Sewell. Key features: Foreword by Brian Sewell, the leading critic and Evening Standard Motoring Correspondent • Color illustrations • Original Coachbuilder's promotional images.  Hardcover, 450 pp. 
ISBN 0117027502  $1
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The Design of Roundabouts.
State-of-the-art Review.
Mike Brown, Transport Research Laboratory. 1996.
Traffic circles, roundabouts. Hardback 270 pp.
ISBN 0115517413  $80.00


The Effects of Rapid Transit on Public Transport and Urban Development.
State-of-the-art Review 6.
D.A. Walmsley & K.E. Perrett. 1992.
Paperback, 158 pp. 
ISBN 0115511334  $40.00


European Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Inland Waterway (ADN) 2003.
United Nations. May 2003.
This publication presents the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Inland Waterways adopted on 25 May 2000. ADN consists of a main legal text and the updated version of the annexed Regulations. These aim to ensure a high level of safety in the international carriage of dangerous goods by inland waterways; contribute effectively to the protection of the environment by preventing any pollution resulting from accidents or incidents during such carriage; and facilitate transport operations and promote international trade of chemicals. Key Features: The annexed Regulations contain provisions concerning dangerous substances and articles, provisions concerning their carriage in packages and in bulk on board inland navigation vessels and tank vessels, as well as provisions concerning the construction and operation of such vessels. Address requirements and procedures for inspections, issue of certificates of approval, recognition of classification societies, monitoring, and training and examination of experts. [Previous edition ISBN 9211390753, March 2002.] Paperback (2 volumes), 900 pp.
ISBN 9211390842  $173.00


European Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) 2003 CD-ROM.
United Nations. Sept 2003.
This Agreement which aims at increasing the safety of international transport by road, deals with the conditions of transport of dangerous goods (including dangerous wastes) by road. Dangerous goods are classified according to their dangerous physical and chemical properties. Annex A to the Agreement lays down, inter alia, the list of dangerous goods, packing conditions and standards, labeling, marking and documentation provisions. Annex B applies more specifically to the transport equipment and transport operations. Key features: This CD-ROM contains the electronic version of the ADR 2003, in English and French, with files provided in pdf, MS Word and MS Excel formats; Legally enforceable from 01 Jan 2003. CD-ROM.
ISBN 9210397150  $171.00

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European Energy and Transport Trends to 2030.
European Commission. Oct 2003.
This publication reviews projections to the year 2030 on energy and transport trends for the current EU member states, for the EU candidate countries and neighboring states, and for the enlarged EU of 25 members. This assessment is set within the international context. Assessment includes: demographic and macroeconomic framework; outlook for primary energy prices; likely developments in the world energy system; prospects for carbon dioxide emissions to 2030. The study is based upon an integrated approach which covers both supply and demand aspects. These projections indicate the likely direction for future policy development in order to contribute towards sustainable development. Key issues will include balancing energy security needs with reduced environmental impacts of energy production and use, whilst promoting economic growth and competitiveness. Paperback, 219 pp.
ISBN 9289444444  $68.00


The Four World Cities Transport Study.
London / Paris / New York / Tokyo.
Caralampo Focas. 1998.
Introducing an exceptional analysis of various transport systems in the most populous of international urban environments. This unique publication is a fully integrated analysis and comparison of the transports systems in the world's foremost capital cities. Major transport projects have been commenced or are being planned in all four cities and there is growing debate surrounding the social and environmental impact of these developments. The book is clearly structured, beginning with a definition of the geographical scope of each city and moving on to: A demographic and social analysis of each metropolis • A brief description of each transport infrastructure • A description of institutional arrangements for funding and running public and road transport • A comparison of funding levels for each public system • An analysis of environmental counter-measures put in place to check and balance the expansion of transportation structure. With such a comprehensive analysis of the transport network, both pubic and private, in each of these very different cities, readers will have at their disposal some of the most up-to-date urban transport information available. Hardcover, 212 pp., illustrated.
ISBN 011702645X  $100.00


International Comparisons of Transport Statistics 1970-1994.
Transport Statistics Report.
Great Britain Department of Transport. 1997.
Paperback, 112 pp.
ISBN 0115519327  $50.00


Panorama of Transport.
Statistical Overview of Transport in the European Union: Data 1970-2000.
European Commission (EC). Aug 2003.
The third edition of this publication provides key data on all main modes of transport in the EU, including air, road, rail and inland waterway transport, as well as covering maritime transport for the first time. It provides information on the transport economy in term of quantities of freight and passengers moved and the vehicles and infrastructure used, and also sets this within the broader context of the economy, energy consumption and pollution, the environment and public health as a factor in our quality of life. Paperback, 104 pp.
ISBN 9289448458  $38.00


Perishable Cargo Manual. 4th edition.
International Air Transport Association (IATA). June 2003.
This Manual is constantly reviewed by the IATA Live Animals and Perishables Board (LAPB) and is updated biennially. This edition contains major changes, reflecting important challenges this industry is facing in terms of increasing food or drug safety, Bio-security and Plant protection concerns or requirements. The contents of the Perishable Cargo Manual are based on the experience of the airlines and scientific data supplied by research institutions. Readers should bear in mind that the guidelines published in this Manual are recommendations and they do not override the specific conditions imposed by national authorities. It is anticipated that this publication will prove useful not only to airlines and shippers but also to primary producers and others participating in the transportation of perishable commodities. Paperback, 184 pp.
ISBN 9291718041  $82.00

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Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods.
Model Regulations. 13th revised edition.
United Nations (UN). Sept 2003.
Known as the Orange Book, these recommendations aim to ensure a high level of safety across all modes of transport. At the same time, they provide a uniform regulatory framework applying in all countries for national or international carriage by any mode of transport. Key features: Provides an extensive list of dangerous goods and their control in transport by air, rail, road, sea and inland waterways; Covers classification and definitions of all dangerous substances; packaging, labeling and relevant shipping documentation; and training of transport workers; Updated every two years. Paperback.
ISBN 9211390907  $179.00
 

Regulations Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Rail (RID).
Great Britain Department for Transport. April 2003.
Convention concerning international carriage by rail (COTIF) Appendix B. Uniform rules concerning the Contract for international carriage of goods by rail (CIM). Annex 1 Regulations concerning the international carriage of dangerous goods by rail (RID). Includes CD-ROM on inside back cover. In effect from 1 January 2003. Replaces 2001 edition (Book + CD-ROM ISBN 0115523324; book only ISBN 0115522654) Paperback, xxxvi + 1016 pp.
ISBN 011552553X  $178.00


Transport by Sea, National and International Intra- and Extra-EU (Data 1997-2000) CD-ROM.
European Commission Eurostat. Dec 2002.
This CD-ROM is the first edition of what will become an annual publication. The CD-ROM contains more than 9 million records of statistical data, miscellaneous documents and publications (in 3 languages - German/English/French). This CD-ROM mainly reflects the work of the Statistics Transport Unit of Eurostat since 1997. However, it also contains some publications related to transport but issued by other Units of Eurostat such as Environment, Business and Regional Data, and some publications issued by the European Commission - in particular by the Directorate General of Energy and Transport. This work relies on the European Statistical System which for transport statistics represents mainly the statistical Institutes and the Ministries of transport of the EU Member States. CD-ROM.
ISBN 9289436026  $677.00

 

Transport Trends.
Great Britain Department of the Environment, Transport & the Regions. 2000.
Transport Trends
provides a comprehensive documentation of the principal trends across the breadth of transport systems in Britain. Drawing on a range of key indicators from 'Transport Statistics Great Britain,' this book provides a deeper analysis of the main developments in transport use and raises some important topics for debate. This annual publication is divided into four sections: public transport and personal travel; freight travel; roads and prices and finally energy and pollution. With the Government's review of national transport policy, Transport Trends is essential reading for both the professional analyst and the general researcher.  Paperback, vi + 122 pp.
ISBN 0115522158  $61.00


Transport Yearbook 2002.
Information, Sources & Contacts.
Transport Statistics Users Group (TSUG). 2001.
A comprehensive reference book showing where to source transport statistics in Britain, the yearbook includes a complete directory of all international publications and sources, summaries of the major policy issues and details of all government departments and agencies working in this field.
ISBN 0117025321  $50.00
*older editions also available - please email to inquire

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