Section 60, The Petroleum Regulatory Agency Act, 2014

(1) Petroleum not in bulk shall be conveyed in air-tighttins or drums of steel, iron or other receptacles not easily broken or in bottles securely stoppered and carefully packed so as to avoid risk of breakage. (2) Subject to sub-regulation (3), inflammable petroleum not in bulk shall not be conveyed unless it is contained in receptacles and packed in- (a) gas-tight tin or galvanised sheet-iron, steel or lead plate containers each not containing more than 295 litres capacity and fitted with well-made filling holes and well-fitted screw plugs or fitted with screw cap or other cap with metal air-tight under- cap; Hawking of kerosene. Kerosene hawker’s Licence for transport of petroleum in bulk. Form of Transport of petroleum not in bulk. 42 43 (b) containers made of special thickness of metal and shall be packed in strong wooden cases, the thickness of the wood not less than threeeighths of an inch; (c) substantially constructed containers and secured as not to be liable, except in circumstances of grave negligence or extraordinary accident, to be broken or become defective, leaky or insecure; (d) marked containers with the name of their contents; (e) an air space of at least 2½ percent of its capacity which shall be left in each container at the time of filling except in the case of liquefied petroleum gas. (2) Sub-regulation (2) shall not apply to the transport of petroleum in a motor-vehicle to be used as fuel in that vehicle. PART VII – PETROLEUM RETAIL AND BUNKERING