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What is a safe approach to a slow-moving farm vehicle on a two-lane road?
A follows a slow green farm tractor on a rural road near a field entrance. The tractor carries a rear-facing SMV sign, clarified by an enlarged exact-source sign detail.
Correct answer: Slow down, keep back, and pass only where allowed.
Why
A larger gap improves sight distance and lets you wait for a clearly lawful passing opportunity.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Following farm equipment · p. 30
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