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How should you approach and pass a horse and rider on the road?
A approaches horse and rider C on the road while oncoming silver B approaches in the other lane. The card states the horse/rider and oncoming-traffic facts.
Correct answer: Slow down, wait for space, then pass wide without startling it.
Why
Wait for enough safe space, then pass slowly and widely. Do not sound the horn, be ready to stop if the rider indicates, and resume speed only when well past the horse.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Poor driving conditions · p. 103
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