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Re: Road driving tractors after dark
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Posted by Dave Sherburne NY on November 29, 2006 at 15:05:47 from (74.32.129.92):
In Reply to: Road driving tractors after dark posted by not so sure on November 28, 2006 at 15:02:40:
This is what my insurance company sent me. 2 white headlites on either side of the vehicle centerline at the same height. 1 red tail light as far to the left as possible Combined hazard warning and turn signal lights 2 amber at least 42" high at the same level and as far apart as practicable visible front and rear. SMV emblem on all implements and vehicles designed to operate at less than 25mph or less. 2 red reflectors on the rear at the same level as far apart as practicable. PUBLIC HIGHWAY TRAVEL Under 12 ft wide anytime unless otherwise posted 12' -17' wide NOT allowed after dark.. IN daylight, 1-- red or orange flouresent flags at least 18" square at farthest points. 2-reflectors at farthest points 3--two amber flashing or hazard lights on the rear of the farthest piece. EXTENSION over the center line. Allowable BUT machine must be preceeded by an escort vehicle with a warning sign & flashing lights. Poor weather allowable but machine must be preceeded by an escort vehicle with warning sign and flashing lights. This can all be found in NYS vehicle and traffic law. in your library MAYBE
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