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jerseyjim
Aug 24, 2015Explorer
On the East Coast (at least from NYC to Florida) I'd say 99% of the propane restrictions in tunnels are for COMMERCIAL vehicles.
Mostly, a RV can simply drive thru. However, on one (that I know of...Chesapeake Bay Tunnel )all propane tanks must be turned off....and are CHECKED by the authorities to make sure they are. Then you can drive thru.
And....forget driving an RV in and out of NYC....I think the ONLY way in and out is the upper level of the George Washington Bridge.
Mostly, a RV can simply drive thru. However, on one (that I know of...Chesapeake Bay Tunnel )all propane tanks must be turned off....and are CHECKED by the authorities to make sure they are. Then you can drive thru.
And....forget driving an RV in and out of NYC....I think the ONLY way in and out is the upper level of the George Washington Bridge.
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