What is prohibited regarding the operation of Ground Motor Vehicles near fuel spills?

Driving through a fuel spill is prohibited because it poses a significant safety risk. Fuel spills create a highly flammable environment, and the potential for ignition from a vehicle's engine or exhaust system is considerable. When a vehicle drives through a spill, it can create sparks, leading to a fire or explosion, endangering not only the driver and passengers but also nearby personnel and property.

In this context, safety protocols are established to mitigate risks associated with fuel spills. This includes maintaining a safe distance and ensuring that vehicles are handled in a manner that prevents potential ignition sources near flammable substances. Therefore, acknowledging the dangers associated with fuel spills, the prohibition against driving through them aligns with standard safety practices to maintain a safe working environment.