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Parallel_Lines's avatar
Parallel_Lines
Explorer
Apr 18, 2016

Propane and tunnels

So, I used to have a job where occasionally I had to transport cylinders of compressed gas. There was a rule that you couldn't take them through tunnels. So now I'm wondering. Is there a rule about taking a vehicle with a propane cylinder through a tunnel? Is it legal? Do I have to check with each state that I am traveling through? What is the story?
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  • ILVMYGT's avatar
    ILVMYGT
    Explorer
    Apr 22, 2016
    Where is the information on the Oregon and Washington tunnels that don't allow propane?
  • wildmanbaker's avatar
    wildmanbaker
    Explorer
    Apr 23, 2016
    ILVMYGT wrote:
    Where is the information on the Oregon and Washington tunnels that don't allow propane?
    Most do not exclude propane, but require it to be turned off. I continue to be amazed at what people read into things. The one that I know of the excepts propane it not one I would think about taking a Class A Motorhome through
  • buta4's avatar
    buta4
    Explorer
    Apr 23, 2016
    Tunnels in Boston, all three of them, NO propane onboard! Take
    the surface route bypasses.

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