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What is the safer way to pass a horseback rider or horse-drawn vehicle?
A is behind a calm horse and helmeted rider near the right side of the lane. An oncoming silver car occupies the opposing lane, so there is no current passing route.
Correct answer: Slow down, give plenty of room, and avoid loud noises.
Why
Animals may react to noise or proximity, so a calm, spacious pass reduces risk.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Passing a horse-drawn vehicle · p. 71
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