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How should you pass horse riders on the road?
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Slow to under 10 mph and leave at least 2 metres of space
Pass horses slowly - at under 10 mph - leaving at least 2 metres, and be ready for the horse to be startled.
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- ✓Slow to under 10 mph and leave at least 2 metres of space
- ✗Pass at normal speed but sound your horn first
- ✗Rev the engine so the horse knows you are there
- ✗Pass as closely as possible to reduce time alongside
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