Posted by oldtanker on October 18, 2016 at 20:52:59 from (66.228.255.59):
In Reply to: BTO on 4 lane highway posted by dlbuck on October 18, 2016 at 20:25:39:
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Think it depends on the state. I was told (haven't checked) by a LEO I know and trust that in MN if it fits between the edge of the shoulder and the centerline it's legal. If it's wider than that they can get tickets.
Now as far as smart or safe? Not very unless there are some type of ight markers, flashing on the outer edges of the item in question. And with some of the sue happy people out there should they hit one you know that they are going to at least talk to a lawyer. If the item, like a combine was being operated illegally the farmer doesn't really have a leg to stand on. Even if someone who hits one doesn't sue and their insurance pays their cost that insurance company is going to go after the farmer's insurance company to recoup any losses. What the farmer's insurance company does after that would have to been seen on a case by case basis. His rates could go up or the company could cancel.
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