CDFA Measurement Verification Practice Exam 2025 – Complete Test Prep

The receipt ticket for customers purchasing Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) must include specific information that ensures transparency and provides essential details about the transaction. One primary requirement is the inclusion of pricing and volume of the gas. This information helps customers verify that they are being charged accurately for the quantity of gas they are purchasing at the agreed-upon price.

By receiving a ticket that shows the pricing details, customers can easily understand how much they are paying per unit of volume (e.g., per gallon or per liter) and confirm that the total charge reflects the rate advertised or agreed upon at the time of sale. This practice promotes accountability and aids customers in making informed decisions regarding their purchases.

The other options, while potentially informative, are not mandated for receipt tickets in the same critical manner as pricing and volume. For instance, while the date of the transaction adds context, it does not directly impact the verification of the transaction's financial details. Refund policies and delivery options may be relevant for customer service and logistics, but they are not typically required to be recorded on the receipt ticket itself. Thus, the emphasis on pricing and volume is both important and necessary for clarity in transactions involving LPG.