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Be Alert This Summer for Slow-moving Farm Vehicles

Be Alert This Summer for Slow-moving Farm Vehicles


With Summer in full swing, motorists are finding themselves behind slow-moving farm vehicles on their way to harvest hay or spray or fertilizing fields.

Katelyn Miller, field crop specialist with the Southwestern New York Dairy, Livestock, and Field Crops Program, said the slow-moving traffic includes tractors hauling key farming implements, construction equipment traveling to their next job, and animal drawn vehicles.

“With increased traffic on the roads, it’s a good time to think about how to share the road to keep everyone safe this season,” Miller said.

A few key reminders from members of the Dairy, Livestock and Field Crops Program:

  • Slow Down. When approaching slow-moving vehicles, reduce your speed to match theirs. Enjoy the scenery around you and take the moment to roll down your windows and enjoy the country air!


Source: oleantimesherald.com

Photo Credit: istock-simplycreativephotography


 

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