In Portuguese traffic regulations, what must a driver do when overtaking an animal-drawn cart or horse rider on an open rural road?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Reduce speed considerably and give wide lateral clearance and refrain from horn usage near animals
- Step 1: Passing animal-drawn transport. Step 2. Article 38 requires reduced speed and wide berth when overtaking horses and carts, strictly avoiding sudden noise or aggressive proximity that could cause the horse to bolt. Answer: Reduce speed considerably and give wide lateral clearance, avoiding horn use that could panic the animal. Why not the others: Honking or close passing panics horses, causing severe overturns and collisions.
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