You’re approaching a roundabout. There are horses just ahead of you. What should you do?

A: Sound your horn as a warning

B: Treat them like any other vehicle

C: Give them plenty of room

D: Accelerate past as quickly as possible

Hint

Horse riders often keep to the outside of the roundabout even if they’re turning right. Give them plenty of room and remember that they may have to cross lanes of traffic.

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