Posted by Tom in TN on December 02, 2007 at 05:19:18 from (4.152.180.221):
In Reply to: Farm Traffic Laws? posted by hayray on December 02, 2007 at 04:10:28:
hayray,
I don't know anything about special farm traffic laws in any state and I sure don't know of a website that explains them.
But, just a point of interest - in Tennessee it is illegal to have a slow moving vehicle sign on a vehicle that is going more than 35 miles per hour. I doubt that any reasonable policeman would enforce that, but we recently had an incident near where I live where a guy got a ticket for having one on the back of his pick-up. Now, there may be much more to how the guy responded to the policeman, etc., etc. But he got the ticket nonetheless.
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