At Calor, we are fully committed to maintaining the fuel supply to our customers during these uncertain times. We are working tirelessly to ensure that we are delivering gas safely and doing our part to help reduce the transmission of COVID-19. The health and safety of our customers and our people are paramount, while we strive to run our operations as normally as possible. Read our full statement.

Transporting gas cylinders & bottles

Safely travelling with your gas bottles

So you're transporting some gas bottles and want to make sure that everything is safe

As safety is our top priority, we’ve put together guidance on how to safely transport gas bottles:

What to do

Make sure that your vehicle is suitable for the task, being of adequate strength and in good condition
Adequately ventilate your vehicle
Load gas bottles upright, with the valve at the top
Fit a blanking cap or plug to the outlet connection for the duration of travel

What not to do

Allow anyone to smoke in or near any vehicle being used to transport gas bottles
Operate any sources of ignition near the gas bottles, including lanterns, cigarette lighters, portable cooking stoves, etc
Carry more than 333kg of gas without an ADR licence
Carry unnecessary passengers

Need more help?

Call our technical engineering help desk and they’ll be happy to advise further

01926 318 497

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If you smell gas whilst transporting bottles

Stop the engine and do not move the vehicle until the source of the leakage has been found and the vehicle has been declared safe by a competent person. Where possible, maximise ventilation by fully opening all doors, windows and vents and do not turn on any electrical equipment. Call the Calor Emergency Line on 03457 444 999 for further instructions