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You are about to pass an animal-drawn vehicle. How should you pass without startling the horse?
Correct answer: Pass quietly and cautiously, leaving room.
Why
Pass animal-drawn vehicles and horseback riders cautiously. Do not use the horn or rev the engine near the horse, because the noise may frighten it. Watch for a turn into a field or driveway.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Slow-Moving Vehicles · p. 34
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