What is the capacity of the IM-101 inter-modal tank?

• A. 7000 gallons
• B. No more than 6300 gallons
• C. 6300-6500 gallons
• D. 5000 gallons

Answer: (B)

The capacity question is about the maximum amount the IM-101 intermodal tank is designed to carry. This tank type is built with a specified upper limit to keep weight within highway and intermodal transport constraints and to ensure safe handling across modes (truck, rail, ship). For IM-101, the maximum allowable volume is 6,300 gallons. In other words, you can fill up to 6,300 gallons, but you must not exceed that amount. This is why “No more than 6,300 gallons” is the best answer: it communicates the upper bound that applies to IM-101 tanks in practice.

The other options are less accurate because they either exceed the established maximum (7000 gallons), suggest a range that includes volumes beyond the limit (6300–6500 gallons), or specify a lower fixed capacity (5000 gallons) that doesn’t capture the actual maximum for IM-101.