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Pressurized explosive gases are dangerous. Your propane task isn't part of a multi-ton vehicle traveling at high speeds that may be subject to a high speed cras

Pressurized explosive gases are dangerous. Your propane task isn't part of a multi-ton vehicle traveling at high speeds that may be subject to a high speed crash at any random point in time. A hydrogen tank that is part of your car, however, may be subject to a high speed crash coming in at a random angle. BBQ grill propane tanks can explode, but they are typically stored on porches, an environment where they are not often hit by SUVs.

Clubber 5y ago
>Pressurized explosive gases are dangerous. So are lithium ion batteries. Here's an article on a recent Tesla burn: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/01/tesla-model-s-plaid-caught-fire-while-being-driven-fire-chief.html https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/01/tesla-model-s-plaid-caught-f... I wasn't arguing that hydrogen wasn't dangerous, I was arguing that a hydrogen tank was easier to swap than a 1200 lb. battery.