In my state legally you need to slow to the speed of the farm implement, then signal and pass. No I've never actually seen that happen, people love to speed up and whip around at more than the speed limit to show their frustration, which is typically they didnt do their time management well and try to make it up by driving too fast and wrecklessly to make up tome....
That does not excuse the sprayer driver if he did things wrong as well.
But, the person behind holds the responsibility for proceeding with caution.
A fam implement going down the road is not driving to Chicago. It is going from one field, or one farm, to another, and the driver gates that road time more than you do. You need to expect that they are going a mile or two, not 20 miles.....
Wish you could drive some farm implements on the road for a couple days, you would gain a whole new view of irresponsibility on the road! It is a full time job trying to get safely down the road with a public that has no clue.
Again, farm drivers are not exempt from the law either, and if he didn't make an effort to signal or look then bad on him as well.
But, typically the person behind has the view and the control of the situation to be the one that needs to assess the situation and drive safely?
Five sports cars traveling in a pack..... That tells us something right there maybe.....
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