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You see this emblem on the back of a vehicle ahead of you on a two-lane road. What does it tell you?
Correct answer: The vehicle travels at 25 mph or less, so be ready to slow down
Why
Farm tractors, horse-drawn vehicles and some highway work vehicles use this emblem. You close in on them very quickly, so slow down as soon as you see it and adjust your speed or position. Pass only in a legal passing zone when you can see far enough ahead.
Verified against Virginia Driver's Manual · Slow moving vehicles · p. 13
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