(KLZA)--Harvest season is underway, and the Nebraska State Patrol encourages all motorists to be aware of agriculture equipment traveling on roads throughout the state.
As ag producers continue their harvest, all motorists should stay alert for slow-moving ag implements. Due to their dimensions and loads, operator visibility is often reduced, the State Patrol encourages drivers to stay cautious when approaching, following, or attempting to pass farm vehicles.
Agricultural products are moved across the country using various forms of transportation. According to the Bureau of Transportation, 2,259,610 trucks carry agricultural goods from farms to markets.
Haulers should prioritize vehicle safety by conducting pre-trip inspections, complying with traffic laws, displaying warning signs on machinery, using flashing yellow caution lights, and staying aware of vehicles attempting to pass.
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