In Portuguese traffic regulations, how should a driver proceed when passing domestic animals or livestock being herded along a rural road?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Slow down significantly, keep a wide lateral clearance, and avoid sudden acceleration or horn usage
- Step 1: Livestock encounters on rural roads. Step 2. Under Article 38, drivers passing herded animals must moderate speed, maintain a wide distance, and avoid loud noises or bright lights that could startle animals into charging traffic. Answer: Slow down significantly, keep a wide lateral clearance, and avoid sudden acceleration or horn usage. Why not the others: Loud horns and sudden acceleration cause animals to panic and bolt into oncoming vehicles.
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