As harvest season gets underway, the Minnesota Department of Transportation is urging drivers to use extra caution when sharing the road with large farm equipment.

A bill passed by the Assembly Appropriations Committee would require the state to educate drivers on safely sharing rural roads with tractors and slow-moving farm machinery.

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As farmers work long, laborious hours this fall harvest season, motorists are encouraged to do their part to protect the people ...

Motorists traveling Minnesota roadways this fall should watch for large farm equipment moving between fields, farms, and ...

Harvest season is fully underway for Hoosier farmers. That means Hoosier motorists will begin to see large slow-moving farm ...

EPA is rolling out new guidance for manufacturers of farm equipment and other heavy-duty vehicles, removing regulatory red tape requiring diesel-powered farm equipment to reduce engine torque ...