Road traffic (especially heavy traffic) in tunnels has continually increased over many years. In addition, with improving construction techniques, tunnels are an increasingly cost-efficient engineering solution in many countries, not only to cross difficult the earth's surface features, but also to through urban areas with minimum local environment impact. While most techniques as concerning tunnel construction and safety have been steadying improved, the problems raised by dangerous goods have not yet been deal with satisfactorily. Serious incident involved dangerous goods in a tunnel can be very costly in terms of human lives; the environment, tunnel damage and transport break up. On the other hand, useless stooping dangerous goods from tunnels may create not justified economic costs. Besides that, it may force operators to use more dangerous routes - such as through thickly populated areas - and thus increase the overall risk. The rules and regulations for the transport of dangerous goods in tunnels vary considerably among countries and even within countries. The definition of "local rules and regulations", decision taking, responsibility and implement are left to local or place authorities and politician, the tunnel owners, or "tactful" opinions. One of the important this, there are no general rules or regulations that are applicable to all road tunnels at the national level.