Dangerous Goods
Ground Transportation
in Mexico.
Regulatory Compliance. Operational Control.
High-Consequence Logistics.
Specialized hazardous materials transportation for flammable liquids, gases, corrosives, lithium batteries, and authorized hazardous waste throughout Mexico. SICT and SEMARNAT authorized. Full traceability on every operation.
20+
Years Operational
DG logistics since 2006
SICT
Active Permits
Authorized hazmat vehicles
SEMARNAT
Battery Authorization
Lithium metal for disposal
Classes 2–9
Authorized DG Operations
Excl. Class 1 and radioactive — specialized division
National
Coverage
CDMX · MTY · GDL · Bajío · North
What We Transport
We specialize in hazardous materials transportation across regulated dangerous goods classes relevant to Mexican industrial and commercial operations — not general freight carriers, but compliance-driven logistics operators with regulatory control at every stage.
Flammable Liquids
Gasoline, solvents, industrial coatings, and petroleum derivatives transported under NOM-002-SCT with complete DG documentation.
Gases
Compressed, liquefied, refrigerated, and dissolved gases for industrial, hospital, and manufacturing applications.
Corrosives
Acids, bases, and corrosive solutions for chemical, automotive, and manufacturing industries with containment protocols.
Lithium Batteries
New, damaged, or end-of-life batteries. SEMARNAT authorization for lithium metal batteries destined for disposal.
Oxidizers & Organic Peroxides
Specialized transportation for oxidizing substances and organic peroxides requiring controlled handling, segregation, compliant packaging, and operational safety procedures.
Toxic & Infectious
Toxic substances for pharmaceutical, chemical, and research industries under strict biosafety handling protocols.
Miscellaneous DG
Magnetized materials, environmentally hazardous substances, dry ice, and other Class 9 and miscellaneous articles.
Radioactive Material
We also operate a specialized division for radioactive material logistics (Class 7) under CNSNS and IATA DGR authorization.
View Class 7 Division →Operational Capabilities
We are not selling truck capacity. We provide an integrated regulatory logistics service for high-risk cargo, with documentary and operational control at every stage of the process.
SICT-Authorized Units
Vehicles with current SICT permits for the transport of hazardous materials and waste throughout Mexico.
Certified Operators
Personnel with formal dangerous goods training under NOM-087-SCT and applicable Mexican and international regulations.
Complete Documentation
Bill of lading, DG manifest, SDS, and emergency documents prepared before every dispatch — no exceptions.
UN-Certified Packaging
UN-specification packaging matched to each DG class, packing group, and quantity for every shipment.
Marking & Labelling
Marks, labels, placards, and orange panels applied per NOM-002-SCT/2011 and applicable international standards.
National Coverage
Operations from Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Bajío, industrial north corridor, and nationwide routes.
Real-Time Tracking
Continuous GPS monitoring with position and shipment status reporting throughout the entire transport.
Emergency Protocols
Incident response plan, Civil Protection coordination, and authority notification per Emergency Response Sheet.
DG Ground Operations · Mexico
Hazardous materials logistics with full regulatory control from origin to final delivery
Specialized Packaging · Class 9
UN 3480 · UN 3481 · UN 3090 · UN 3091
Lithium Battery
Specialization
Lithium battery transport is one of the highest regulatory complexity segments in ground logistics today. Packaging restrictions, loading conditions, and documentary requirements vary depending on battery state, type, and final destination.
Global Gate México holds SEMARNAT authorization for the transport of lithium metal batteries destined for final disposal, positioning us as a reference operator for Mexico's manufacturing, automotive, and energy industries.
SEMARNAT Authorization
Global Gate México holds authorization from Mexico's Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales for the transport of lithium metal batteries for final disposal — a segment with significant regulatory restrictions in Mexico.
Fleet & DG Units
Vehicles with current SICT permits for hazardous materials and waste transport. Equipped with DG emergency kits, correct placarding, and complete on-board documentation on every dispatch.
Dangerous Goods Logistics · Specialized Operations
Authorized units, certified operators, complete DG documentation, and active emergency protocols on every dispatch
Load Capacity
FTL and LTL units with compartmentalization adapted to the DG class, packing group, and segregation requirements of each shipment.
Operational Readiness
Vehicles inspected before every dispatch. DG emergency kit, fire extinguisher, and containment equipment on board.
Secure Handling
Loading and unloading protocols for dangerous goods with technical supervision on every high-risk operation.
Full Traceability
Movement logs, departure times, routes taken, and shipment condition documented for post-operation audits.
Industries We Serve
Our dangerous goods ground transportation operations serve Mexico's most regulatory-intensive industrial sectors.
Oil & Gas
Hydrocarbons · Refining · Distribution
Chemical Industry
Reagents · Inputs · Specialty chemicals
Automotive
OEM · Tier 1 · Component manufacturing
Energy & Renewables
Batteries · Solar · Wind · Storage
Industrial Manufacturing
Plants · Operations · Internal logistics
Freight Forwarders
Logistics operators · 3PL providers
Airlines & Operators
Ground consolidation · Pre-air dispatch
Industrial Operations
Mining · Construction · Maintenance
Regulatory Framework
Dangerous goods ground transport in Mexico operates under a strict federal regulatory framework. Every GGM operation is validated against the full applicable regulatory stack before dispatch.
Regl. TTMRP
Ground Transport Regulation
Federal regulation establishing operational conditions for vehicles, routes, responsibilities, and documentation in hazardous materials and waste transport throughout Mexico.
NOMs · Operational Standards
Hazardous Materials & Waste Standards
Mexico's official NOM standards establishing classification, description, packaging, marking, and road transport requirements for hazardous substances and waste. Includes NOM-002-SCT, NOM-003-SCT, NOM-004-SCT, and NOM-005-SCT.
SEMARNAT
Hazardous Waste Authorization
Federal environmental authority issuing authorizations for the handling, transportation, and disposal logistics of hazardous waste — including lithium metal batteries intended for final disposal.
The Operation Is Only As Good As the People Running It.
Our field personnel are trained in dangerous goods handling under applicable Mexican and international regulations. Emergency procedures are known, practiced, and periodically audited.
Need Specialized Support for
Dangerous Goods Transport?
Our DG specialists will evaluate your requirements, confirm applicable regulatory obligations, and provide a detailed operational proposal.