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Do have safety shut off for the fuel?

Yes, there are safety shut off for the fuel. These are known as fuel shutoff valves and are designed to automatically close off the fuel supply in case of an emergency or malfunction. They are typically installed in the fuel line between the fuel tank and the engine. When activated, the valve closes off the fuel flow, preventing any more fuel from reaching the engine and potentially causing a fire or explosion. Fuel shut off valves can be manually operated or electronically controlled, and some models may also include a remote control so that they can be activated from a safe distance.
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