While the claims are (likely) technically true, if you are trying to insinuate it is less safe, then that is a false conclusion. As an example, many garages ba

While the claims are (likely) technically true, if you are trying to insinuate it is less safe, then that is a false conclusion. As an example, many garages ban LPG cars, but don't care about CNG, AFAICT, because LPG can pool around on the bottom, but methane is light and easily escapes. Hydrogen is even lighter and harder to contain. The link [1] has compelling arguments.