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I have a typical back yard, open mostly to the sun, where I store five
5-gallon jerry jugs of gasoline for my bikes and equipment and off-road vehicles. I don't see that it's all that much of a danger, considering we keep two cars in the garage with twice that much gasoline essentially inside the house - while this is outside along the fence. But, my neighbor noticed the four jugs recently and asked about them. I said I never knew gas to spontaneously explode and he said the sun could cause it to happen. He also said it's illegal to transport more than a single five-gallon can in your trunk (is that true?). Is it all that dangerous to keep 20 gallons of gas in the back yard? Is it illegal to trasnsport more than 5 gallons (California) in a car? |
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