Minnesota Blue Card Practice Test

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If a load extends how many feet or more from the rear of any vehicle, a flag must be attached?

2 feet
3 feet
4 feet
5 feet

The correct answer is: 4 feet

The requirement for attaching a flag to indicate a load that extends from the rear of a vehicle is a safety measure designed to alert other drivers of potential hazards on the road. When a load extends 4 feet or more beyond the rear of a vehicle, it poses a significant risk of obscuring the vehicle's presence and creating a collision hazard. Attaching a flag serves to make the extending load more visible, particularly for vehicles approaching from behind. This regulation is important for ensuring road safety, as it helps to prevent accidents by making sure that other drivers are aware of the extended load. Using flags or other indicators is a common practice to enhance visibility and facilitate safer driving conditions for all road users.