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What does a fluorescent orange triangle with a red border on the rear of a vehicle indicate?
Correct answer: The vehicle normally travels at less than 25 mph.
Why
The slow-moving vehicle emblem warns that the covered vehicle is designed for, or normally moves at, less than 25 mph. Expect a large closing-speed difference and slow in time. The emblem does not give the vehicle extra right-of-way or cancel passing restrictions. Kansas’s statutory scope is less than 25 mph, not a different jurisdiction’s threshold.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Slow-moving vehicle emblem · p. 88
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