Section 484D.425 - Restrictions on operationEvery operator of a combination of vehicles shall comply with the following restrictions on its operation:
1. The maximum speed for a combination of vehicles is the lowest of the following speeds: (a) The maximum speed posted on the highway being used; or(b) The speed set forth in a permit issued by the Department for a particular highway or a section of a particular highway.2. An operator who uses correcting lenses to meet the requirements of NAC 484D.430 shall wear properly prescribed glasses or contact lenses whenever he or she operates a combination of vehicles.3. A distance of at least 500 feet must be maintained between any two combinations of vehicles operating at highway speeds, except when one combination of vehicles is passing another.4. A combination of vehicles must not be driven on any highway if it cannot be operated at all times on the right-hand side of the centerline of a highway having one lane for each direction of traffic or in the right-hand lane of a highway having two or more lanes for each direction of traffic, except when:(a) Passing another vehicle traveling in the same direction; or(b) The highway is otherwise marked or posted.5. If a combination of vehicles is disabled for any reason other than an accident, it must be parked off the highway or as far off the traveled portion of the highway as is possible.6. If it is necessary to stop a combination of vehicles on the paved portion of a highway, the operator shall not leave the combination of vehicles unattended except to seek help after placing warning devices in the required manner.7. The operator of a combination of vehicles must place warning devices if he or she stops the combination of vehicles on or adjacent to a highway during the hours of darkness.Nev. Admin. Code § 484D.425
[Dep't of Transportation, Combination of Vehicles § 24, eff. 5-13-82]-NAC A 2-3-94; R053-05, 9-7-2005] - (Substituted in revision for NAC 484.405)