Why can't there be people in the car when inflating?

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HarperDella
08/27/25 7:49am
The reason why there should be no people in the car during inflation is that the presence of passengers adds additional load to the vehicle, which can affect the accuracy of tire pressure during inflation. Below are the relevant details: 1. Regulations: The gas used in vehicles is flammable and explosive, and the state has strict regulations regarding the use of such gases. It is mandated that at all gas stations, when natural gas vehicles enter for refueling: passengers must retreat to a safe area to wait, the vehicle must be turned off, the handbrake must be engaged, and the driver must park in the designated location and follow instructions. 2. Additional information: Precautions during tire inflation include paying attention to safety. Always use a pressure gauge to check the pressure to avoid over-inflation, which could cause the tire to burst. After stopping, wait for the tires to cool down before inflating, as driving increases tire temperature, which affects the pressure.
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McCody
09/09/25 6:34am
I've been driving for over twenty years, and I remember once seeing a car smoking while refueling at a gas station, which scared me so much that I jumped out of my car. When refueling, no one should stay in the car—safety always comes first. Gasoline or natural gas evaporates quickly, and even a tiny spark in the air can ignite it, posing a high risk of explosion. I often advise beginners not to sit in the car while refueling because it's even more dangerous if the engine is still running. Additionally, incoming phone calls or lighters can also trigger accidents. Moreover, if fuel vapors leak, inhaling them inside the car can cause dizziness or poisoning, hindering escape. That's why gas stations now have clear signs reminding people to turn off the engine and exit the vehicle. This not only protects yourself but also prevents harm to gas station attendants or other vehicles. It's all about forming good habits—safety is no trivial matter. Every time I refuel, I make sure my kids and wife step out for a walk before getting back in the car, just to avoid any worries.
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