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Most farm equipment travels at 25 miles per hour, which is faster than most bicyclists, and all farm equipment operated on public roads is required to have the large reflective safety triangle ...

To improve highway safety, the Department of Public Works needs to step up efforts to re-stripe Guam roads and install reflectors.

But the Pennsylvania State Police have been adamant that the Amish affix the reflective orange triangles, required for vehicles that do not exceed 25 mph, to the back of their buggies. The ...

This Amish horse-drawn buggy in Lancaster County, Pa. bears a reflective orange safety triangle similar to the type at the center of the dispute in Graves County, Kentucky Spencer Platt/Getty ...

See About archive blog posts. Reflective orange safety triangles are, by their nature, flashy. The Amish, as a general rule, don’t do flashy.

A group of Amish men have been jailed in the US because they refused to put reflective safety signs on their horse-drawn buggies.

Flat tires happen at the worst times. Sure, most of us know how to swap out a tire — but any added bit of safety will go a long way. When you're stuck on the side of the road, make sure you're visible ...