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How should you pass a horse-drawn vehicle on a rural road?
Correct answer: Slow down, pass wide, and avoid horn or engine noise
Why
A calm, wide pass reduces the chance that the animal reacts suddenly and moves into your path.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Animal-drawn vehicles · p. 74
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