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On a narrow county road, you come up behind a person riding a horse along the right edge. What should you do?
A approaches from behind a horse and rider B traveling along the right edge of a narrow two-way county road. No other vehicle is shown.
Correct answer: Slow down, pass only when you can leave plenty of room, and do not sound your horn.
Why
Always give the right-of-way to an animal that is being led, ridden or driven. If the animal looks scared, pull to the side and stop until it settles. If an animal or horse-drawn vehicle is coming toward you or crossing your path, stop and let it pass.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Space for slow-moving vehicles and animals · p. 77, 78
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