A gasoline tanker is a large vehicle designed to transport liquid fuel, primarily gasoline. These tankers are equipped with specialized tanks that can safely hold and transport flammable liquids over long distances. They are commonly used by fuel companies to deliver gasoline to gas stations and other distribution points. Gasoline tankers come in various sizes, ranging from smaller trucks to massive ships known as oil tankers. Safety features are crucial in their design to prevent leaks and spills, as gasoline is highly volatile and poses environmental risks. Proper training and regulations are essential for the drivers and operators of these vehicles.