Horse riders are on the road ahead. How should you pass?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Slow down, give a wide gap and avoid revving
- Step 1: Horses may be startled by speed and noise. Step 2. Pass slowly and wide. Answer: Slow down, give a wide gap and avoid revving. Why not the others: Pass quickly to reduce the time near the horse: speed and noise can spook the animal. Sound the horn once to warn the rider: a horn may frighten the horse. Pass as close as possible to the rider: close passing can make the horse shy into the vehicle.
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