I was on a bike ride once during down time and came upon a Amish buggy . Couldn't pass for a while because of oncoming traffic . Felt like I was drafting and doing a Nascar maneuver .
Pennsylvania Amish Buggies passing etiquette.
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Infosaur, Jan 2, 2019.
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They ride bicycle alot, too, especially in Indiana along RV alley.
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Everything I know about the Amish I learned from Roy Munson.
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Are they EPA compliant?
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Don't go there; Google - "Flatulence bags for cows."
They'll require this for their horses next, and blow us all up with the nonsense!!stillwurkin Thanks this. -
Lots of them in southern Iowa and northern Missouri too.
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I've seen the horse and buggy tied up outside the ol McD's LOL -
Anyway, do them a favor whenever possible, and give them as much room as you can. That way the chance of spooking his horse is minimized.Swiss Mountain Dog, Infosaur, 25(2)+2 and 3 others Thank this.
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