Videos on IoH Lighting and Marking Requirements
Learn about lighting and marking requirements for Implements of Husbandry and Wide Implements of Husbandry in these videos by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
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Learn about lighting and marking requirements for Implements of Husbandry and Wide Implements of Husbandry in these videos by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
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WI Act 377 created this statute to define Maintaining Authorities: 348.27(19) No-fee permits for implements of husbandry and agricultural commercial motor vehicles that exceed length or weight limitations. (a) In this subsection, “maintaining authority” means the following: The department or its designee, with respect to state trunk highways. The municipality or county responsible for maintenance of […]
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2013 Wisconsin Act 377, enacted in April 2014, sets weight and length limits for IoH and Ag CMV, with specific exemptions, especially in regards to Category B IoH. It also allows local government officials to pass resolutions or ordinances regarding the maximum gross vehicle and axle weight limits for Implements of Husbandry (IoH) and Agricultural […]
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Lighting and marking of implements of husbandry (IoH) are valuable safety features when operating on public roads. In 2015 Wisconsin regulations for lighting and marking were updated. Many pieces of farm machinery have already been manufactured with the lighting and marking requirements that are now reflected in the law. Lighting and marking varies by types […]
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Can I use dyed fuel? Good question and it relates to taxes. The Wisconsin Department of Revenue (http://www.revenue.wi.gov/) updated Publication 307 Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Information in 2015. The publication is available here: http://www.revenue.wi.gov/pubs/pb307.pdf See Appendix B. If you have additional questions related to use of dyed fuels, please contact the Wisconsin Department of Revenue […]
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