The relevant policies and laws and regulations on hazardous chemical transportation vehicles introduced in China have played a positive role in promoting the development of the industry. Therefore, the development of China's hazardous chemical transportation vehicle industry is in a relatively relaxed environment, which is very conducive to the growth of the industry.

With the advancement of industrialization in China, the growth rate of production, circulation, and import and export of hazardous chemicals has been accelerating year by year. The importance of hazardous chemicals in social production and people's lives is becoming increasingly prominent, and the demand for hazardous materials in various industries of the national economy is also showing a rapid growth trend. In order to ensure the safety of hazardous chemical logistics and promote the development of other industries, governments at all levels have introduced numerous relevant policies, laying a good policy environment for the development of hazardous chemical logistics in China. In response to the potential unsafe factors that may occur during transportation, the country has issued the "Technical Conditions for Transport Vehicles and Safety of Explosive Materials". This policy sets strict requirements for the reference standards and technical requirements of transport vehicles, providing guidance for the production process of hazardous chemical transport vehicles.

The transportation of hazardous chemicals not only needs to comply with relevant rules and regulations for the transportation, storage, loading and unloading of ordinary goods, but also must comply with many special regulations of the United Nations and domestic regulations to ensure the safety of hazardous chemical logistics, including the Safety Production Law of the People's Republic of China and the Regulations on the Safety Production Management of Hazardous Chemicals. In addition, it also includes other relevant legal documents that provide specific normative guidance and constraints on the registration of hazardous chemical classification, product name and logo, as well as various production, operation, and transportation. The relevant international regulations are mainly the "Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods" issued by the United Nations. In addition, other international organizations responsible for the transportation of dangerous goods have also formulated regulations for their respective fields, as well as some international conventions, agreements, guidelines, and other related issues related to hazardous chemicals. Together with the United Nations' Recommendation on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, they form the regulatory system that international hazardous chemical transportation should follow. These provide a good legal environment for the standardized management of hazardous chemical transport vehicles.