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I'm thinking about pulling my travel trailer from NJ to FL. The trailer has 2, 30lb propane tanks. Does anyone know if I can go through tunnels or would I need to find a route around them?
I've towed my TT through the Detroit-Windsor tunnel in the past. I don't remember any propane restrictions, but I believe the tank valves should be closed.
It has been years since I traveled through Baltimore but I remember seeing signs restricting cylinders. Be safe and do some further checking expecially if yours are visible.
It has been years since I traveled through Baltimore but I remember seeing signs restricting cylinders. Be safe and do some further checking expecially if yours are visible.
(3) Class 2, division 2.1 flammable gas is prohibited, with exceptions for propane, LPG, CNG, LNG, and other flammable compressed gas in U.S.D.O.T. approved containers, in quantities not to exceed 10 pounds gross weight per container, and 100 pounds gross weight per vehicle;
As you approach Baltimore from the north, stay on 95 and avoid 895. 95 has bridges, 895 has the Harbor Tunnel. There aren't any other tunnels between NJ and Florida.
theres also the cheasapeke bay bridge/tunnel, but im not sure if you hit that on your travels. from what i read, propane and such is strictly forbad, or maybe you have to get it inspected first.
theres also the cheasapeke bay bridge/tunnel, but im not sure if you hit that on your travels. from what i read, propane and such is strictly forbad, or maybe you have to get it inspected first.
The bay bridge tunnel and the Hampton Roads tunnel requires an inspection to make sure the propane is cut off and nothing is running. It only takes a minute.