The Petroleum Spirit (Motor Vehicles etc.) Regulations 1929 and the Petroleum Spirit (Plastic Containers) Regulations 1982 limit the amount of petrol that can be kept in a domestic garage or within six metres of a building (e.g. most domestic driveways). The limit is a maximum of two suitable metal containers each of a maximum capacity of ten litres or two plastic containers (which have to be of an approved design) each of a maximum capacity of five litres.

All containers should be designed and constructed to standards suitable for the purpose. They should be robust and have well-fitting lids or tops to prevent leakage of liquid or vapour. Cans and drums should normally be made from metal although 5 litre plastic containers designed to the Petroleum-Spirit (Plastic Containers) Regulations can also be used. Plastic containers will, however, fail more quickly than metal ones in the event of a fire. See similar questions...

With the introduction of the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 (DSEAR), there are no longer any specific controls over the storage of petrol at workplace sites other than filling stations. However, site operators will need to follow the requirements of DSEAR as petrol is a 'dangerous substance.' But as of 9 December 2002 they no longer require licences to keep petrol and no longer need to comply with the 1929 and 1982 regulations mentioned above about containers. See similar questions...

Cans and drums can provide an adequate means of storing petrol. When considering this method of storage you will need to take into account the method by which the petrol will be finally used or disposed of and whether the use of small containers increases the overall risks and handling problems during their filling and emptying. The total amount of petrol that can be stored together in cans or drums will depend on the individual circumstances. See similar questions...

Petrol containers should be stored well away from other processes and storage areas. For quantities of petrol up to 1000 litres the minimum separation distance to occupied buildings, site boundaries, process areas, other flammable liquid storage tanks and fixed ignition sources is 2 metres. For other high-risk activities, such as those using heavy mobile plant or oxy-acetylene cutting equipment, the separation distance should be at least 4 metres. See similar questions...

Where it is not reasonably practical to provide outdoor storage, you may keep containers within a specially designed building. The building should be predominately constructed of non-combustible materials (also defined as having a ‘low risk’ with respect to their reaction to fire in L136) and be located at least 2 metres from occupied buildings, site boundaries, process areas, other flammable liquid storage tanks and fixed ignition sources. See similar questions...

The 2.3l has soft valve seats so using unleaded AND lead replacement petrol (LRP) WILL damage the valve seats. Unfortunately I'm talking through experience here. If you use an additive stick to the one make only. The one recomended is Millers VSP. For info on stockists check their website at www.millersoils.co.uk See similar questions...

All new Sevens can used unleaded petrol. For the Rover, Vauxhall, and Zetec engines, this is perfectly safe - that's what they were designed for. Indeed, owners of cars fitted with a catalytic converter have no choice but to use unleaded. With crossflows opinion is more divided, with many people choosing to use 4-star leaded petrol. See similar questions...

Limit of daily domestic fund transfer is initially set at 500,000 yen, and you will be able to change the limit from 0 yen up to 2,000,000 yen. Changes are available through Online Banking (Shinsei PowerDirect). If you wish to change your limits or make domestic fund transfer for 2,000,000 yen or more, please contact Shinsei PowerCall or visit Shinsei Financial Center. See similar questions...

Very tough to answer! Generally stick with the better brands because they take better care of the quality of the gas, keep their tanks cleaner, etc. Note however that many brands share gas in rural areas to reduce transportation costs (though they may add different additives). It's also recommended to stick with one brand. Apparently the additives are not always compatible (varnish). Convenience stores switch brands often to reduce cost ==> not recommended. See similar questions...

A. We always recommend Shell Optimax. If not available, we recommend Super Unleaded, then a branded Premium Unleaded. You should avoid supermarket petrol at all cost. The petrol ECU upgrades are designed for 98 RON fuel. See similar questions...

There is no limit to the number of files you can store, as long as you do not exceed the space limit in your Briefcase. See similar questions...

There is a limit of 300 words per page. Our research has indicated that the visitors to your website do not want to see too much information. The word limit is also designed to restrict the amount of scrolling your visitors will have to do on any given page. See similar questions...

There is no limit to the amount of messages stored in your account, however, there is a total disk quota storage limit of 3MB per account. (25MB for Email Pro users) In order to keep you from quickly going over your disk quota storage limit, a limit of 2MB has been placed on the size of each incoming message to your account. If, however, you do exceed your quota limit, you will be requested to remove unnecessary data. See similar questions...

Yes, there is a limit. Once you exceed the limit, you can no longer receive any new mail. Messages sent to you will be bounced back to the sender with an error message. For the Exchange system, there is a 100 MB quota per account for server storage. Included in this amount are email messages (including those in the Deleted Folder), attachments, and calendar entries. For the IMAP system, there is a 20 MB limit per account for storing messages on the server. See similar questions...

For a standard U-Vault account, there is a limit of 10GB however, since U-Vault compresses your information before sending off-site, this could represent much more in actual space. See similar questions...

The conversion for use as part of a dwelling house (e.g. as a living room or bedroom) of a garage, store, shed etc. attached to the rear or side of a house is normally exempted development, subject to the 40 square meter limit and conditions as set out in the above answer. Note: You should contact your planning authority if you are unsure of any of the above conditions in relation to any proposed extension. See similar questions...

Domestic roaming is available to all existing and new DiGi postpaid customers. The service will be available to DiGi Prepaid customers in the near future. See similar questions...