co2 cylinder on public transport

**mano36** · 7th Aug 2009, 23:20

Hi all

is this allowed?

rds

**herns** · 8th Aug 2009, 03:32

Why not? placed it inside a box or a carrying bag so others wont get paranoid sitting next to you on the bus. Also, find a seat on the upper level. or take a cab.

**taz_boy** · 8th Aug 2009, 10:05

i always carry it on the bus. just the cylinder without any plastic bag.

but i'm not so sure about MRT train

**k3nlim** · 9th Aug 2009, 13:02

Have taken a CO2 tank into mrt before..used plastic bag to carry it

**Droicut** · 9th Aug 2009, 18:24

I put it into a bag (mine is 2L tank) and went on a bus. Didn't know if it was okay or not. =/

**fotoudavid** · 9th Aug 2009, 21:13

I put my 3l in a bag and carry on board the MRT.

**minute_me** · 9th Aug 2009, 22:15

i believe o2 tank will be more dangerous compared to co2 tank.

**Fuzzy** · 9th Aug 2009, 23:25

It should be no problem with buses or MRTs. I think the biggest danger is you dropping the cylinder onto somebody's foot, heh.

**troyz** · 10th Aug 2009, 00:16

heh guys...if taking bus should not be a problem...i hand carry before
bus driver never stop me...mrt maybe cannot cause it falls under
compressed cylinder