As far as I'm aware, the only thing that has right of way over implements of husbandry (agriculture for the slow ones) are pedestrians in the state of Wisconsin. I've had plenty of close calls, even when I'm sigaling with my arm for a left turn and the vehicle behind me can see me. I'd rather have to make a left turn in heavy traffic than no traffic with a wagon behind me. Reason being, I have to stop to turn, and cars behind know I'm doing something.
I'm moving farther out into the country on a smaller road, and I'm fully aware that I'll be dealing with more tractors and combines than I do currently where our farm is located.
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