financial responsibility under paragraph (2.2)(vi) and is
preceded by a pilot vehicle that displays an "oversize load"
sign on the front of the vehicle and has continuously
activated hazard signal lamps. The implement of husbandry
shall have and operate at least one flashing or revolving
yellow light or yellow strobe light, which shall be mounted
to provide visibility to vehicles approaching from any
direction, 360° visibility, regardless of the method of
mounting and hazard signal lamps. Implements subject to this
paragraph may be driven, hauled or towed:
(i) Within 50 miles of any farm owned or operated by
the owner of the implement of husbandry.
(ii) Between:
(A) farms; or
(B) a farm owned or operated by a farmer and a
place of business of a mechanic or dealer in
implements of husbandry;
located not more than 150 miles away for the purpose of
buying, selling, trading, loaning and leasing,
demonstrating, repairing or servicing the implement of
husbandry[.] WITH AT LEAST FIVE BUSINESS DAYS' PRIOR
NOTICE TO THE DEPARTMENT BY TELEPHONE. IN CASES OF
EMERGENCY REPAIR OR SERVICING, ADVANCE NOTICE IS NOT
REQUIRED.
(2.2) An implement of husbandry exceeding 14 feet 6
inches and not exceeding [16] 18 feet in width may be driven,
hauled or towed, AND MAY BE PRECEDED BY A PILOT VEHICLE THAT
DISPLAYS AN "OVERSIZE LOAD" SIGN ON THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE
AND HAS CONTINUOUSLY ACTIVATED HAZARD SIGNAL LAMPS, on
highways other than freeways between sunset and sunrise
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