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1. When transporting gasoline by vehicle, the relevant provisions of the \"Rules for Transporting Dangerous Goods by Vehicle\" (JT617-2004) and the \"Operating Procedures for Transporting, Loading, and Unloading Dangerous Goods by Vehicle\" (JT618-2004) must be complied with. Before setting out, the driver and escort should check that they have the \"Road Transport Gasoline Safety Card\" with them, and ensure that the GPS (on-vehicle device), communication equipment, on-board fire extinguishing equipment, personal protective equipment, as well as relevant rescue supplies are all present and in good condition. Drivers and escorts must follow the designated routes and are not allowed to change the transportation plan or route without authorization. 4. Emergency braking should be avoided as much as possible during transportation, and the vehicle should slow down when turning. 5. Drivers should control their speed according to road traffic conditions; forced overtaking and passing are prohibited. 6. When passing through tunnels, culverts, and overpasses, pay attention to the elevation and speed limits. Transport vehicles must not park in residential areas, areas with heavy pedestrian traffic, government and party offices, historical sites, scenic tourist areas, schools, hospitals, bridges, culverts, or **prohibited zones. If temporary parking is required in the aforementioned areas, safety measures must be taken. Transport vehicles should be kept away from open flames and high-temperature areas. During thunderstorms, do not park under trees, telephone poles, high-voltage transmission towers, tall buildings, or in any locations that are prone to being struck by lightning or generating sparks. 10. The maximum speed of transport vehicles on ordinary roads is 60 km/h, and on highways it is 80 km/h; it is also necessary to ensure that there is sufficient following distance. In case of bad weather such as rain, snow, or fog, the maximum speed is 20 km/h, and warning lights must be turned on to alert vehicles behind, thereby preventing rear-end collisions. 11. During transportation, the driver and escort should check every 2 hours; if a leak is detected, they should promptly contact the local authorities to handle it. When a transport vehicle breaks down and needs repair, it should be taken to a safe location and a car repair shop with the appropriate qualifications. 13. From June 15 to October 15 each year, operations shall be carried out in accordance with the working hours specified in the company’s \"Regulations on the Road Transport of Hazardous Chemicals during Summer\". 14. Drivers should take a rest of at least 20 minutes after driving continuously for 4 hours ； The total actual driving time within 24 hours shall not exceed 8 hours. Shanghai Hualiao Refined Oil Transportation Co., Ltd. – Diesel Transportation Operating Procedures 1. The transportation of diesel shall comply with the relevant provisions of the \"Rules for the Transportation of Dangerous Goods by Road\" (JT617-2004) and the \"Operating Procedures for the Transportation, Loading, and Unloading of Dangerous Goods by Road\" (JT618-2004). Before setting out, the driver and escort should check that they have the \"Road Transport Gasoline Safety Card\" with them, and ensure that the GPS (on-vehicle device), communication equipment, on-board fire extinguishing equipment, personal protective equipment, as well as relevant rescue supplies are all present and in good condition. Drivers and escorts must follow the designated routes and are not allowed to change the transportation plan or route without authorization. 4. Emergency braking should be avoided as much as possible during transportation, and the vehicle should slow down when turning. 5. Drivers should control their speed according to road traffic conditions; forced overtaking and passing are prohibited. 6. When passing through tunnels, culverts, and overpasses, pay attention to the elevation and speed limits. 7. Transport vehicles shall not park in residential areas, areas with heavy pedestrian traffic, party and government offices, historical sites, scenic tourist areas, schools, hospitals, bridges, culverts, or **prohibited zones. If temporary parking is required in the aforementioned areas, safety measures must be taken. 8. Transport vehicles should be kept away from open flames, heat sources, and high-temperature areas. During thunderstorms, do not park under trees, telephone poles, high-voltage transmission towers, tall buildings, or in any locations that are prone to being struck by lightning or generating sparks. The maximum speed of transport vehicles on ordinary roads is 60 km/h, and on highways it is 80 km/h; it is also necessary to ensure that there is sufficient following distance. In case of bad weather such as rain, snow, or fog, the maximum speed is 20 km/h, and warning lights must be turned on to alert vehicles behind, thereby preventing rear-end collisions. During transportation, the driver and escort should check every 2 hours; if a leak is detected, they should promptly contact the local authorities to handle it. When a transport vehicle breaks down and needs repair, it should be taken to a safe location and a car repair shop with the appropriate qualifications. From June 15 to October 15 each year, operations shall be carried out in accordance with the working hours specified in the company’s \"Regulations on the Road Transport of Hazardous Chemicals during Summer\". 14. Drivers should take a rest of at least 20 minutes after driving continuously for 4 hours ； The total actual driving time within 24 hours shall not exceed 8 hours. Shanghai Hualiao Refined Oil Transportation Co., Ltd. Diesel Loading and Unloading Procedures 1. When loading and unloading diesel in vehicles, the relevant provisions of the \"Procedures for the Transport and Handling of Hazardous Goods by Vehicles\" (JT618-2004) must be followed. The loading and unloading of diesel should be carried out under the on-site supervision of loading and unloading supervisors. Warning signs should be installed in the diesel loading and unloading area, and unauthorized personnel are not allowed to enter. To enter the loading and unloading area, one must: (1) refrain from bringing any kindling ； (2) Turn off the phone ； (3) Smoking is strictly prohibited ； (4) Wear work clothes that do not generate static electricity and work shoes without metal nails. 5. It is prohibited to repair vehicles in the loading and unloading area. 6. Before loading or unloading diesel, the driver should check whether the grounding wire is properly connected and whether the engine is turned off. During thunderstorm weather, it is necessary to ensure that the lightning protection measures are effective; otherwise, stop diesel loading and unloading operations. 7. Before loading oil and after unloading it, the driver should check whether the valves and pipe covers are properly closed; the vehicle must not be driven with them open, and it is strictly prohibited to load items on top of the tank truck. 8. Diesel tankers can be filled by pumping or by gravity flow. 9. Check the oil level in the tank before unloading diesel to prevent overflow and leakage during unloading. 10. Connect the oil discharge hose properly and confirm that the oil stored in the tank is correct before slowly opening the oil discharge valve. During the oil discharge process, ensure there is no leakage or spillage, and that all connections are secure. 11. During oil unloading, the driver and escort must not leave the site; they should monitor the unloading process together with the gas station staff, and take action immediately if any issues arise. 12. When draining oil, the oil pipe should extend deep into the tank, with the distance from the pipe outlet to the bottom of the tank not exceeding 300 mm, to prevent static electricity generated by splashing. 13. When draining the oil, the flow rate must be strictly controlled; before the diesel covers the oil pipes, the flow rate should be kept within 0.7~1 m/s