Arkansas § 15-75-312 - Class six permit.

§ 15-75-312. Class six permit.

The holder of a class six permit: May transport liquefied petroleum gas over the highways of the state for delivery to points outside the state only; May not deliver liquefied petroleum gas to any Arkansas dealer, commercial or industrial plant, or directly to a consumer; May not sell or install any type of container or system; Must have all delivery equipment inspected and approved before being placed in operation and annually thereafter; Shall not use motor fuel directly from cargo tanks; and Must pay an annual permit fee in the sum of two hundred dollars ($200). All transport truck operators must have certificates of competency from the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board. An applicant for a class six permit: Must furnish evidence of the following insurance on each truck used in operations in this state: Automobile Bodily Injury Each Person $500,000 Liability Insurance Each Accident 500,000 (B) Automobile Property Damage Each Accident $500,000 Liability Insurance Must submit an inventory of all trucks traveling in this state showing the following information: Name of liquefied petroleum gas tank manufacturer; Code under which constructed; Design working pressure and water capacity; Relief valve setting; Tank manufacturer's serial number; Type and size of fuel tanks; Number, type, and size of fire extinguishers; Manufacturer's data sheet for each container, including fuel tanks; and Must comply with all other applicable requirements. Click to view table.