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<blockquote data-quote="03' White Snake" data-source="post: 16680076" data-attributes="member: 51916"><p>From a little online searching, It varies on state how much fuel you can transport. </p><p></p><p>Below applies to Massachusetts.</p><p></p><p>"(5) Any flammable or combustible liquid transported by other than cargo tank, portable tank or transfer tank shall be transported in approved containers, substantialmetal drums or other similar containers, with all openings tightly closed, and in an upright and secured postition. Gasoline or other flammable petroleum product may be transported without a permit in any open vehicle or in a compartment of a closed vehicle separated from the passengers, in total quantity not to exceed 21 gallons, provided such flammable liquid is contained in approved containers with no individual container exceeding seven gallons capacity. Combustible liquids may be transported without a permit in any open vehicle or in the compartment of a closed vehicle separated from the passengers, in total quantity not to exceed 55 gallons, provided such combustible liquid is contained in approved containers, substantialmetal drums or other similar containers. Approved containers shall include those built to DOT standards, listed and labeled by a NRTL, or approved by the State Fire Marshal."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="03' White Snake, post: 16680076, member: 51916"] From a little online searching, It varies on state how much fuel you can transport. Below applies to Massachusetts. "(5) Any flammable or combustible liquid transported by other than cargo tank, portable tank or transfer tank shall be transported in approved containers, substantialmetal drums or other similar containers, with all openings tightly closed, and in an upright and secured postition. Gasoline or other flammable petroleum product may be transported without a permit in any open vehicle or in a compartment of a closed vehicle separated from the passengers, in total quantity not to exceed 21 gallons, provided such flammable liquid is contained in approved containers with no individual container exceeding seven gallons capacity. Combustible liquids may be transported without a permit in any open vehicle or in the compartment of a closed vehicle separated from the passengers, in total quantity not to exceed 55 gallons, provided such combustible liquid is contained in approved containers, substantialmetal drums or other similar containers. Approved containers shall include those built to DOT standards, listed and labeled by a NRTL, or approved by the State Fire Marshal." [/QUOTE]
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