Frequently Asked Questions
Fuel and Gas and Air Cylinders
Fuel and Gas and Air Cylinders allowances
Gas fuel (LPG & LNG)
Vehicles propelled by LPG ( liquid petroleum gas) and LNG ( liquid natural gas either compressed or refrigerated) are allowed to travel. The cylinders should be in a closed position when the vehicle is on the ship and all cylinders should be properly secured to the vehicle.
Gas Cylinders ( Butane and Propane)
Each vehicle is allowed a maximum of 47kgs of gas (about 4 cylinders) . The gas flow must be shut off at the cylinders when the vehicle is on the ship. The cylinders must be adequately secured against movement and stored away from sources of ignition and heat
Medical Oxygen for personal use
Passengers travelling in a private vehicle may carry a maximum of 6 size "F" or smaller cylinders containing compressed Oxygen UN1072. Passengers must carry a letter from their doctor confirming that they require medical oxygen. The onus is on the passenger to ensure that their own medical oxygen cylinder is in good working order.



