Thread: LPG a word of warning

How do taxi drivers get on with their LPG taxi's? Commercial use, and more than 9 litres and carrying paying members of the public with no DG sticker............Did the muppet at OSH moss something?

Originally Posted by timattalon

How do taxi drivers get on with their LPG taxi's? Commercial use, and more than 9 litres and carrying paying members of the public with no DG sticker............Did the muppet at OSH moss something?

I don't see that it is considered transportation of dangerous goods, seeing as the LPG tank is a permanent part of the cars fuel system.
Failing that, the tank capacity needs to exceed 250 Lt before external placarding is required, the tank would however need to be labelled correctly. It's surely an example of why there is relief in the rules to carry dangerous goods in limited quantities.