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New York Class D Permit Practice Test
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On a narrow rural road, you come up behind a person who rides a horse near the right edge. The oncoming lane is clear. How should you pass?
A follows a horse and rider along the right edge of a rural two-lane road. The opposing lane is empty, with no passing path selected in the question.
Correct answer: Slow down, pass at a wide distance, and do not use your horn
Why
Sudden noise or movement can startle a horse, and a frightened horse may move into the road. Horse riders must obey the rules of the road and ride single file near the right edge. Watch for horses near farms and riding trails.
Verified against New York State Driver's Manual · Horse Riders · p. 76
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