(a) The holder of a class six permit: (1) May transport liquefied petroleum gas over the highways of the state for delivery to points outside the state only;(2) May not deliver liquefied petroleum gas to any Arkansas dealer, commercial or industrial plant, or directly to a consumer;(3) May not sell or install any type of container or system;(4) Must have all delivery equipment inspected and approved before being placed in operation and annually thereafter;(5) Shall not use motor fuel directly from cargo tanks; and(6) Must pay an annual permit fee in the sum of two hundred dollars ($200).(b) All transport truck operators must have certificates of competency from the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board.(c) An applicant for a class six permit: (1) Must furnish evidence of the following insurance on each truck used in operations in this state: (A) Automobile Bodily Injury Liability InsuranceEach Person$500,000Each Accident500,000(B) Automobile Property Damage Liability InsuranceEach Accident$500,000(2) Must submit an inventory of all trucks traveling in this state showing the following information: (A) Name of liquefied petroleum gas tank manufacturer;(B) Code under which constructed;(C) 500,000(2) Must submit an inventory of all trucks traveling in this state showing the following information: (A) Name of liquefied petroleum gas tank manufacturer;(B) Code under which constructed;(C) Design working pressure and water capacity;(D) Relief valve setting;(E) Tank manufacturer's serial number;(F) Type and size of fuel tanks;(G) Number, type, and size of fire extinguishers;(H) Manufacturer's data sheet for each container, including fuel tanks; and(3) Must comply with all other applicable requirements.Acts 1965, No. 31, § 24; A.S.A. 1947, § 53-723; Acts 1991, No. 300, § 8; 1995, No. 477, § 5.
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