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You come up behind horse riders on a country road. How should you pass them?

  • Accelerate past closely so you are gone quickly
  • Slow to no more than 10 mph and pass wide and slow
    Correct
  • Sound your horn so the horses know you are there
  • Rev your engine to encourage the horses to move over

Why?

Rule 215 says when you see a horse on the road you should slow down to a maximum of 10 mph, be patient, and not sound your horn or rev your engine. Pass wide and slow, leaving at least 2 metres of space.

Highway Code rule 215

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