West Virginia Class E Knowledge Test Practice
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On a two-lane rural road, you come up behind a farm tractor. An orange triangle with red edges is on its rear. What does the emblem tell you, and what should you do?
A follows a farm tractor on a two-way rural road. An enlarged detail shows the orange triangular rear emblem with red edges, without a speed or action label.
Correct answer: The vehicle is built to go 25 mph or less; slow down early and pass only when it is safe.
Why
A car at 55 mph closes on a tractor at 15 mph very quickly, and many rear-end crashes with farm equipment happen because the driver sees it too late. The emblem is on the rear so that drivers who come from behind see it early. Before you pass, make sure that you are in a passing zone and that you can see far enough ahead.
Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Sharing the Road with Slow Vehicles · p. 62
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