We would like to inform you that from Monday 22 March there will be a new process in place at Dover and Calais Ports to help speed up the check-in process. The changes are as follows:

• MRNs - All vehicles arriving with more than 5 MRNs and no enveloppe logistique will be redirected to the Driver Reception Building at the relevant port and processed when you have created the enveloppe. Parking is limited outside the Driver Reception Building and non-compliant vehicles may be asked to leave the port until their paperwork is complete. We are not able to complete the enveloppe on your behalf.
• Dangerous Goods - Vehicles carrying Dangerous Goods will only be processed at the check-in booths at Dover Port if they have a single DGN or a single loadline entry from multiple DGNs. All other vehicles carrying Dangerous Goods with multiple DGNs will be processed in the Driver Reception Building at Dover Port.

Note: All shipments that contain dangerous goods must be pre-notified with our relevant offices before arrival. The maximum storage time at the Port of Calais for hazardous materials is 14 hours. Customs formalities must be completed within this period. If this is not the case, the units will be returned to the UK. Carriers of Dangerous Goods must ensure that the advance declaration has been validated before sending the unit for shipment. If the customs declaration is not validated, Calais customs cannot release the goods.

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