Carrying fuel question

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Mr10secs

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Monday 25th May 2015
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Is there a law on how much fuel can legally be carried in proper containers in a motor vehicle? Also any limit on a vehicle carrying fuel in purpose built containers on a ferry? Thanks guys.

Mr10secs

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Monday 25th May 2015
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Dont know if it makes any difference with E85?

Mr10secs

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383 posts

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Monday 25th May 2015
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Red Devil said:
No idea, but E85 (bioenthanol) is pretty much unobtainable in the UK since Morrisons stopped selling it several years ago. Biodiesel is a different fuel. The legislation only mentions petrol.

I'm guessing you mean race fuel - http://www.aaoil.co.uk/products/racing-fuels/chemi...
As it still has a petrol content and is inflammable I would imagine it still comes within the scope of the Regulations.
Thanks dude, no I do mean E85 in particular!

Mr10secs

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Wednesday 27th May 2015
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Thanks guys, im more wondering on the consequences of getting pulled with multiple full jerry cans in a vehicle. Or say a 50 gallon drum secured in the back of a van.