Madison Soltz
Graduate student at Kansas State University in Agricultural and Extension Education Services, focused on agricultural education and extension.
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Oct 16, 2025
Ed BrokishGUEST
She can kind of explain this a little better than I can because she's been deep in the numbers.
Madison SoltzGUEST
Yeah, so like Dr. Berkish said, rear-end collisions are our number one collision type with farm equipment in Kansas.
Madison SoltzGUEST
Especially on highways, you get a car going 70 miles per hour versus a piece of equipment that's going maximum 25 miles per hour.
Madison SoltzGUEST
It's also due to a lack of awareness from both the farmer perspective and from other drivers on the road.
Madison SoltzGUEST
So really got to make sure that we are aware of everybody on the roadway and following traffic laws.
Shelby VarnerHOST
is it also a good reminder to remember that sometimes field entrances just kind of appear seems like in the middle of the road