FACTS
- Fuel spills during refueling can lead to fires if exposed to open flames or sparks.
- Prolonged exposure to fuel vapours can cause respiratory issues or dizziness.
- Spilled fuel can create slippery surfaces around fueling areas, increasing the risk of falls.
- Improper fueling practices can lead to fuel spills that contaminate soil and water.
- Engaging in phone use or other distractions while refueling increases the likelihood of accidents.
- Overfilling can result in fuel spillage, which is both a safety and environmental hazard.
STATS
- The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reports that vehicle fires caused by improper refueling practices result in an […]
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