What should you do when a person herding sheep asks you to stop?

A: Ignore them as they have no authority

B: Stop and switch off your engine

C: Continue on but drive slowly

D: Try to get past quickly

If someone in charge of animals asks you to stop, you should do so and switch off your engine. Animals are unpredictable and startle easily; they could turn and run into your path or into the path of another moving vehicle.

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