New Mexico Class D Written Test Practice
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On a rural two-lane highway you come up behind a farm tractor. A fluorescent orange triangle with a red border is mounted on its back. What does this emblem tell you?
A approaches a farm tractor on a rural road. The tractor carries an orange triangular emblem with a red border at its rear, also shown enlarged.
Correct answer: It normally travels slower than 25 mph, so slow down early
Why
Farm tractors, animal-drawn vehicles and road maintenance vehicles often carry this emblem. If you spot it early, you have time to slow down smoothly instead of braking hard at the last moment. New Mexico law defines a slow-moving vehicle as one that normally moves at less than 25 mph and requires the emblem on the center of its back.
Verified against New Mexico Driver Manual · Regulatory signs · p. 10, 25
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