What must be ensured if operating a farm vehicle on highways?

When operating a farm vehicle on highways, it is essential that it is safely operated. This includes following all traffic laws, ensuring the vehicle is in good working condition, and taking necessary precautions to ensure not only the safety of the driver and passengers but also that of other road users. Safe operation encompasses maintaining visibility, signaling properly, and being aware of the vehicle’s speed, especially considering that farm vehicles can be slower than standard traffic.

While modifications to the vehicle (option A) might be beneficial in some cases, they are not a prerequisite for safe operation. Holding a commercial license (option C) is not required for all farm vehicles, especially smaller ones that do not meet the criteria for commercial driving. Lastly, the stipulation that only new vehicles can be used (option D) is not accurate; farm vehicles can range from older models to new ones, as long as they are safe to operate on highways. Thus, the focus should always be on safe operation rather than the status or modifications of the vehicle itself.