Terms & Conditions

The Ministry of Transportation of China's "Rules for the Transport of Automobile Goods" prohibit the transportation of goods by ordinary roads

1) Valuable items: currency, securities, gold, silver, jewelry, diamonds, jade, keys, and high-value collectibles such as calligraphy, paintings, stamps, etc;

2) Military items: various firearms, detonators, fuses, explosives, bullets, and other items;

3) Computer software memory: various types of data and information stored in media;

4) Cigarette products: All types of cigarettes are strictly prohibited from transportation, including finished and semi-finished products, raw materials, and production equipment;

5) Wood, bamboo, and rattan: wood that cannot provide a timber transportation permit, raw materials for bamboo and rattan products;

6) Toxic and harmful substances: radioactive, nuclear materials, acidic, alkaline and corrosive substances, highly toxic substances, liquid veterinary drugs, liquid pesticides, etc;

7) Stimulus odor items: items that emit a pungent odor, such as garlic oil, chili peppers, etc;

8) Flammable and explosive materials: veterinary drugs, batteries, batteries, lighters, various metal powders, powder dyes and other flammable and explosive materials;

Embargo details

(1) Flammable and explosive materials

The goods themselves contain flammable and explosive labels, explosive nails, firecrackers, fuse wires, electric storage cylinders, batteries, signaling paper, smoke pipes, firecrackers, throwing cannons, fireworks, explosives, detonators, matches, barium, calcium, activated carbon, metal catalysts, alkaline earth metal alloys, phosphorus, sodium sulfide, sulfur, magnesium, diesel, lamp oil, alcohol, liquid ammonia, kerosene, gasoline, lacquer (flammable), tung oil, compressed liquid, printing ink, paint (flammable), adhesive, magnesium silicate, magnesium phosphide, potassium sulfur, gas cylinders, non original new air cylinders, gas cylinders, fuel batteries, celluloid (nitrocellulose ivory) Cesium, urate salts, titanium powder, gas lighters, etc;

(2) Corrosives and toxic infectious substances

The goods themselves contain corrosive or toxic infectious labels, drugs (such as K-powder, marijuana, heroin, cocaine, anesthetic drugs, morphine, opium, poppy, ecstasy, methamphetamine), pesticides (neutral or above), viruses, dichlorvos, radioactive substances, corrosive substances, industrial waste, nuclear materials, chemical waste, strong alkalinity, strong acidity, arsenic, cyanide, mercury compounds, bacteria, blood samples, pharmaceutical waste, ammonium nitrate, calcium phosphide, potassium chlorate, hydrogen peroxide, sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, camphor oil, etc;

(3) Oxides and organic peroxides

Methanol, ketone, iodine, lithium, sodium, perfume, kaleidoscope oil, etc;

(4) Prohibited categories

Fire extinguishers, turpentine, dry ice, live animals, mercury, toys (imitation weapons), bows and crossbows, firearms, ammunition, cash, vaccines, pirated audiovisual products, bank cards, controlled knives (daggers, triangular knives, triangular scrapers, semi-circular scrapers, invading knives, skinning knives, sheep bone knives, hunting knives, spring knives, single and double-edged sharp knives, martial arts swords, Tibetan knives for ethnic minorities, waist knives, boot knives, etc.), gambling equipment and tools (excluding entertainment facilities such as playing cards, mahjong, mahjong machines, etc.), video products that cannot be transported without a transportation license from the Cultural Bureau, non CDs, non blank CDs, etc. included with the book;

(5) Tobacco

Cigarettes (10 or more, including 10), cut tobacco, tobacco leaves;

(6) Wood category

Wood raw materials that cannot provide a timber transportation permit;

(7) High value category

Currency, securities, gold, silver, jewelry, diamonds, jade, and high-value collectibles (stamps, calligraphy and painting, antiques, cultural relics, etc.);

(8) Dangerous goods

If the outer packaging or goods themselves contain dangerous goods markings, and the outer packaging has dangerous goods markings, it must be proven that the contents are not dangerous goods before they can be collected; If it cannot be proven, it will be treated as prohibited goods