In most cases, a person may be allowed to operate a farm tractor on a highway without a driver's license if:
1. The person is authorized by the vehicle owner or employer to operate the tractor.
2. The tractor is being used for agricultural purposes, such as tilling, harvesting, or transporting farm products.
3. The tractor is operated within a certain distance from the farm or agricultural operation.
4. The tractor is not traveling at excessive speeds or in a dangerous manner.
However, it's important to note that specific regulations vary by state and locality, so it's crucial to check the laws and regulations in the specific jurisdiction where the farm tractor will be operated to determine the exact requirements and limitations. Some states may require a person to obtain a special permit or endorsement in addition to the driver's license to operate a farm tractor on public roads.
