| 214) | Animals: When passing animals, drive slowly. Give them plenty of room and be ready to stop. Do not scare animals by sounding your horn, revving your engine or accelerating rapidly once you have passed them. Look out for animals being led, driven or ridden on the road and take extra care. Keep your speed down at bends and on narrow country roads. If a road is blocked by a herd of animals, stop and switch off your engine until they have left the road. Watch out for animals on unfenced roads. Visit: http://www.theory-test.co.uk/asp/product_list.asp | |
| 215) | Horse riders and horse-drawn vehicles: Be particularly careful of horse riders and horse-drawn vehicles especially when overtaking. Always pass wide and slowly. Horse riders are often children, so take extra care and remember riders may ride in double file when escorting a young or inexperienced horse or rider. Look out for horse riders’ and horse drivers’ signals and heed a request to slow down or stop. Take great care and treat all horses as a potential hazard; they can be unpredictable, despite the efforts of their rider/driver. | |
| 216) | Older drivers: Their reactions may be slower than other drivers. Make allowance for this. | |
| 217) | Learners and inexperienced drivers: They may not be so skilful at anticipating and responding to events. Be particularly patient with learner drivers and young drivers. Drivers who have recently passed their test may display a ‘New driver' plate or sticker (see ‘Safety code for new drivers'). Visit: http://www.theory-test.co.uk | |
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