NHTSA Sets New Lighting and Marking Requirements for Ag Equipment on Public Roads
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on June 22 issued new regulations for lighting and marking of agricultural equipment that may be operated on public roads. The agency’s final rule (here) adopts American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Standard…
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279.14, a “voluntary industry consensus standard” for “originally manufactured agricultural equipment,” it said. Compliance with the new requirements will be mandated as of June 22, 2017.