When overtaking horse riders, what speed and passing gap does the Highway Code advise?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Pass at no more than 10 mph
- Step 1: Horses can be startled by passing traffic. Step 2. Rule 215 says to pass wide and slowly: 10 mph or less, with at least 2 m of room. Answer: Pass at no more than 10 mph. Why not the others: Faster passes, smaller gaps and horns can frighten the horse.
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