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151 (1) A passenger vessel that is engaged on a sheltered waters voyage, a near coastal voyage, Class 2 or an inland voyage may carry a motor vehicle, other than a recreational vehicle, that has fuel in its fuel tank or is carrying fuel outside the fuel tank to propel the vehicle if

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• (b) the fuel tank is not so full as to be likely to spill because of an increase in volume from temperature changes;

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(3) A passenger vessel that is engaged on a sheltered waters voyage, a near coastal voyage, Class 2 or an inland voyage may carry a trailer, including one carrying containers of gasoline, that is being used to carry a motorboat or a total of not more than two motorbikes, all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles and personal watercraft that have gasoline in their fuel tanks or are carrying containers of gasoline outside their fuel tanks to propel them if

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• (b) the fuel tanks are not so full as to be likely to spill because of an increase in volume from temperature changes; and

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(6) Subject to subsection (8), a passenger vessel that is engaged on a voyage other than a voyage described in subsection (1) may carry a motorized conveyance that has fuel in its fuel tank if

• (a) when it is stowed on deck,

  • (i) its fuel tank is not so full as to be likely to spill because of an increase in volume from temperature changes, and

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(2) Every person who packs dangerous goods in a cargo transport unit shall ensure that

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• (j) if the unit is temperature controlled, it has machinery and a power supply that are of a type unable to create a hazard for the goods and are in good working order; and