Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test
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On a rural highway, you come up behind a snowplow that is plowing with its amber lights flashing. Unless you are passing, how far back must you stay?
A follows a working snowplow with flashing amber warning lights on a snowy rural highway.
Correct answer: At least 100 feet
Why
Outside business and residential districts, Nebraska drivers must stay at least 100 feet behind a snowplow or other highway maintenance vehicle that is working with flashing lights on, unless they are passing. Plows throw sand, salt and chunks of ice that can damage your vehicle, and the snow they raise can hide the road. Pass only when you can clearly see the road ahead, and watch for ridges of plowed snow.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Snow and Ice Removal Operations · p. 78
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