Which of the following is NOT considered a container for LP-Gases?

The correct choice refers to transport trucks when identifying something that is not classified as a container for LP-Gases. In the context of LP-Gas storage and transportation, a container is specifically designed for holding the gas itself in a safe and regulated manner.

Cylinders, portable tanks, and cargo tanks are all explicitly manufactured to safely store and transport LP-Gases. These containers are regulated to ensure that they can withstand the pressure of the gas and have the necessary safety features such as relief valves and pressure regulators. Each of them is intended for the containment and distribution of LP-Gases to consumers or for specific uses.

Transport trucks, while essential in the logistics and transportation of LP-Gases, are vehicles that carry these containers rather than serving as the containers themselves. Therefore, while transport trucks play a vital role in the distribution process, they do not fit the definition of an LP-Gas container.