When you’re packing up for a move, it’s easy to forget that not everything can simply be loaded onto the truck. Items like fuel, chemicals, or even everyday cleaning products can pose safety risks during transport. These are classed as dangerous goods — and they need special handling.
At Truckabout, safety is our priority. We comply with New Zealand’s dangerous goods regulations so that every move is secure. Here’s a guide to help you understand what can’t be moved, what needs special attention, and what you can do to prepare.
Dangerous goods are heavily regulated for good reason:
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Dangerous goods are part of everyday life, but they need special handling when it comes to moving. By identifying and dealing with these items early, you’ll avoid last-minute surprises and ensure a safe, compliant move.
Not sure whether something counts as dangerous goods? Talk to the Truckabout team — we’ll guide you through what can and can’t go in the truck, and help you plan alternatives.
