Cargo, Fumigation and Tackle Regulations — 151
151 (1) A passenger vessel that is engaged on a sheltered waters voyage, a near coastal voyage, Class 2 or an inland voyage may carry a motor vehicle, other than a recreational vehicle, that has fuel in its fuel tank or is carrying fuel outside the fuel tank to propel the vehicle if (a) the vehicle is driven on and off the vessel; (b) the fuel tank is not so full as to be likely to spill because of an increase in volume from temperature changes; (c) the ignition is switched off; and (d) the vehicle is carrying, outside the fuel tank, no more than 25 L of the fuel needed to propel it and the fuel is in a means of containment that (i) is designed for the carriage of that type of fuel, (ii) meets the requirements of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations for the means of containment, (iii) is secured within the vehicle, and (iv) if a gaseous fuel is carried, is equipped with valves protected by valve caps. (2) A passenger vessel that is engaged on a sheltered waters voyage, a near coastal voyage, Class 2 or an inland voyage may carry a recreational vehicle or recreational trailer that is carrying cylinders of liquefied petroleum gas or propane if (a) the vehicle or trailer is driven or towed on and off the vessel; (b) when the vehicle or trailer carries cylinders of liquefied petroleum gas, (i) it does not carry more than two cylinders with a total capacity not exceeding 65 L, (ii) the gas is for domestic use, (iii) each cylinder is secured to the vehicle or trailer, and (iv) the valves of each cylinder are securely closed at all times while the vehicle or trailer is on the vessel; (c) when the vehicle or trailer carries a portable barbecue, (i) the barbecue is equipped with not more than one cylinder of propane with a capacity not exceeding 65 L, and (ii) the valves on the cylinder are securely closed at all times while the vehicle or trailer is on the vessel; and (d) in the case of the vehicle, it meets the requirements of paragraphs (1)(b) to (d). (3) A passenger vessel that is engaged on a sheltered waters voyage, a near coastal voyage, Class 2 or an inland voyage may carry a trailer, including one carrying containers of gasoline, that is being used to carry a motorboat or a total of not more than two motorbikes, all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles and personal watercraft that have gasoline in their fuel tanks or are carrying containers of gasoline outside their fuel tanks to propel them if (a) the trailer is towed by or attached to a motor vehicle that is driven on and off the vessel; (b) the fuel tanks are not so full as to be likely to spill because of an increase in volume from temperature changes; and (c) not more than two containers of gasoline are being carried and each of them (i) has a capacity not exceeding 25 L, (ii) meets the requirements of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations for the means of containment, and (iii) is secured on the trailer or in the other conveyance. (4) A passenger vessel that is engaged on a sheltered waters voyage, a near coastal voyage, Class 2 or an inland voyage may carry a service repair vehicle that meets the requirements of subsection (1) and is carrying cylinders of propane, compressed oxygen or dissolved acetylene if (a) not more than four service repair vehicles that are carrying any of those cylinders are carried at the same time; (b) the vehicle is not carrying more than one cylinder of propane with a capacity not exceeding 65 L, one cylinder of compressed oxygen with a capacity not exceeding 50 L and one cylinder of dissolved acetylene with a capacity not exceeding 75 L; (c) the cylinders (i) are secured to the vehicle in an upright position by permanently installed fittings, and (ii) have their valves securely closed and protected by a screw-on metal cap; (d) the vehicle is stowed at either end of the vehicle deck and access to the place where it is stowed is restricted by means of barriers or signs; (e) when the vessel has a mechanical ventilation system f