I've always felt that areas of the country where there is frequent slow moving trafic whether it is a Amish buggy or tractor the state should make a wide enough sholder on the roadway for the slow traffic. Many places in the country have wide open spaces where you can easily see a slow vehicle the road there now are fine. Then there are places where it is wooded, road twists and turns or hilly where you can come up on a slow vehicle before you can attempt to stop. One time I was driving on a hilly road in Kentucky and came over a hill and there was someone with a small garden tractor poking along and I couldn't stop in time. I had to make a sudden choice to pass the tractor and before I could get around the tractor a Greyhound Buss was coming over the next hill head on at me. Fortunately I made it back in my lane in time but it was real close. Years later I came up on a similar situation but the guy on this tractor had a pole 10' to 12' long with a bright flag on it so I was able to know he was there before I was 50' behind him.
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