Diesel is stored in yellow containers so you can tell them apart from other fuels (red for gas, blue for kerosene, etc.).
In many areas of the world, it is illegal for a fuel station attendant to (re)fill fuel into the wrong-colored container for safety (and interoperability) reasons.
lukesneeringer
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3 years ago
Diesel is stored in yellow containers so you can tell them apart from other fuels (red for gas, blue for kerosene, etc.).
In many areas of the world, it is illegal for a fuel station attendant to (re)fill fuel into the wrong-colored container for safety (and interoperability) reasons.