Posted by tomturkey on August 26, 2018 at 10:34:57 from (66.211.9.225):
In Reply to: Gasoline Transport posted by L.Fure on August 26, 2018 at 07:16:17:
I understand what everyone is saying and I am not being argumentative. I just was thinking about all the fuel that was hauled in 55 gallon barrels to keep General Patton and the Allied powers going in their battles thru France Germany and Italy. Mo-gas, aviation fuel and diesel. Thinking of the movie "Red Ball Express". Now I'm sure there were incidents and catastrophys. Which is what the laws are trying to avert. I do still think hauling 2 or 3 five gallon jugs of gasoline in the back of a truck while legal is still just as or more dangerous than one 20 or 30 gallon steel container. But I don't make the laws and am not knowledgeable enough to know why one is permissible and the other not. gobble
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