What is the maximum capacity for individual LP-gas containers used on non-passenger carrying vehicles?

The maximum capacity for individual LP-gas containers used on non-passenger carrying vehicles is set at 300 gallons. This limit is established to ensure safety and compliance with regulations that govern the storage and transport of LP-gas. Using containers that exceed this capacity could pose risks such as increased pressure, potential leaks, and greater hazards in the event of an accident.

Non-passenger vehicles, which may include service trucks, agricultural equipment, or delivery vehicles, often require larger fuel supplies. However, regulatory guidelines are put in place to maintain a balance between operational efficiency and safety. Therefore, adhering to the 300-gallon limit helps to manage the risks associated with handling and using propane while allowing for effective use in various applications.