Back to Quebec
Quebec Class 5 Practice Test
Full test preview Question 1 of 40
0 answered 40 remaining
Passing target: 75% in each of the three areas
Sharing the RoadStandalone practice
A horse and rider are ahead and oncoming traffic prevents a safe pass. What should you do?
Car A follows a horse and rider while car B approaches in the opposite lane.
Correct answer: Slow down, keep back and wait quietly until a pass is safe.
Why
Slow down and leave generous space around a horse and rider. Avoid horn use, engine revving, sudden braking or acceleration that could startle the horse. Wait when oncoming traffic prevents a safe pass. If the rider is having difficulty controlling the horse, keep back until it is under control and a pass can be made safely.
Verified against Règles de sécurité routière à cheval (Ministère des Transports, with Cheval Québec) · Sharing the road
Report a question issueContinue learning
Related Quebec questions
Why should you reduce speed and remain ready to stop near children?On an ordinary public road with a maximum permitted speed below 70 km/h, a bus signals to return to the lane it occupied before stopping. You are travelling in that lane. What must you do?A cyclist ahead moves away from parked cars and debris near the road edge. How should you respond?May a driver cross a solid centre line to pass a cyclist in Quebec?You are passing a cyclist riding on the roadway in Québec, outside a designated shared street or bicycle boulevard. What minimum clearance and speed adjustment are required?An emergency vehicle approaches with its warning lights or siren operating. What must you do?