If it is not possible to drive on the shoulder, drive on the paved lane. Do not force a line of cars or trucks to stay behind a slow moving tractor or machinery. If a suitable shoulder is available, pull over to permit traffic to pass. Traffic signs at many rural intersections may be missing, damaged or hidden by vegetation. Always slow and prepare to stop at intersections, narrow bridges and all rural railroad crossings.
Animals Watch for loose farm or wild animals on the road.
Hitting them could cause a serious accident. People traveling through deer and moose country should be alert to crossing warning signs. Replace your slow moving vehicle emblem centers every two years. The red reflective borders, for nighttime visibility, often last for seven or more years. The orange fluorescent centers, for daylight visibility, fade and last an average of only two years.