Propane thru tunnels

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by strat56

I think given the situation the signs do the best job they can of telling people what's prohibited. You're driving past them at 60 or 70 miles an hour and you have what 10 seconds to read the sign? No way they could put everything on the sign to disambiguate every possible scenario and the average driver still have time to read it.

My guess is the signs focus on commercial vehicles because most of the effected traffic is going to be commecial vehicles vs. RV's.

Baltimore Tunnel Propane Regulations

10 pounds max per bottle or big ticket regardless of vehicle.
Do what you want, but don't entice others with poor advice.

[strat56]

Originally Posted by Herk7769

Baltimore Tunnel Propane Regulations

10 pounds max per bottle or big ticket regardless of vehicle.
Do what you want, but don't entice others with poor advice.

I didn't think I was advising anyone of anything, just trying to explain why the signs are ambiguous.

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by strat56

I didn't think I was advising anyone of anything, just trying to explain why the signs are ambiguous.

My apologies; Leaving for Goshen today and was clearing forum emails. My "fast read" seemed to imply the signs were only for truckers and not RV'ers.

Again, sorry for misunderstanding.
Herk

[strat56]

Originally Posted by Herk7769

My apologies; Leaving for Goshen today and was clearing forum emails. My "fast read" seemed to imply the signs were only for truckers and not RV'ers.

Again, sorry for misunderstanding.
Herk

No worries, was afraid that since you had misinterpreted that perhaps others would as well. i travel thru Baltimore often on my way south and never thru the tunnels with my TT.