COMAR 03.03.03.15 — § 15 Color and Symbol Coding of Vehicle Discharge Valves.

.15 Color and Symbol Coding of Vehicle Discharge Valves.
A.
To facilitate the clean transfer of motor fuel from a distribution point to a purchaser, discharge valves of vehicles used in transporting motor fuel shall be color coded. Color coding shall conform to the American Petroleum Institute (API) recommended system which is found at
COMAR 03.03.05.14
.
B.
Whenever a petroleum transport vehicle loads product at a bulk plant, terminal, or distribution point, the operator of the vehicle shall display a tag, an identification card, or other acceptable product identification marker on each discharge valve or connection on the vehicle.
C.
The tag, identification card, or acceptable product identification marker shall be of the proper color code, indicating what product is in the line after loading the vehicle.
D.
The color of the tag, identification card, or acceptable product identification marker shall match the color coding of equipment at the loading facility for each grade of motor fuel loaded.
E.
Care should be exercised at out-of-State loading facilities as their color coding systems may differ from Maryland's.
F.
The petroleum transporter should ensure that each vehicle is furnished with sufficient tags, identification cards, or acceptable product identification markers to be in compliance with this regulation.
G.
Color coded tags, identification cards, or acceptable product identification markers may not be removed from a discharge valve or connection until a different product is loaded and after thorough draining or when replacement is necessary.
H.
Deliveries of motor fuel may not be made to any facility not in compliance with the color coding requirements of
COMAR 03.03.05.14
.
I.
The requirements of this regulation are not applicable to the storage or transportation of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or liquefied natural gas (LNG).
Cross References
03.03.05.14D(2)

Cross References
03.03.05.14D(2)

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