What is the maximum length of the fueling hose allowed at a residential fueling facility?

The maximum length of the fueling hose allowed at a residential fueling facility is indeed 12 feet. This limit is established to ensure safety during the refueling process, as longer hoses can increase the risk of accidents or incidents due to tripping hazards, kinks, or accidental disconnections. By limiting the length to 12 feet, these regulations help to maintain better control over the fueling operation and minimize the potential for leaks or other hazardous situations. The precise length reflects precautions taken to maximize both the efficiency and safety of residential fueling stations for compressed natural gas.