Is It Safe to Put a Liquefied Gas Tank in the Car Trunk?
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It is best not to place a liquefied gas tank in the car trunk. According to Article 48 of the 'Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China,' motor vehicles are prohibited from transporting flammable and explosive items. When braking or accelerating: The loaded cargo may be thrown out of the vehicle, which could result in minor property damage to the owner or, in severe cases, hit vehicles behind, leading to traffic accidents. If items fall from the vehicle: They can create road debris, obstructing the passage of vehicles behind and potentially causing traffic congestion. Under bumpy conditions: The entire trunk lid may lift up, blocking the rear window and impairing the driver's visibility. This makes it difficult for the driver to assess the situation behind, increasing the risk of traffic accidents.