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Post  woody1200 2011-12-07, 08:29


i find that the best way to deal with horse is to stop and let them make up there mind whot thay want to do
i think that BCF can only do so much to Keep the trails safe for one and all Surprised
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Just had an email from a horse rider who has recently had a negative encounter with a group of cyclists. She gave us this top tip: Cyclists passing horses should slow down to walking pace and alert the horse/rider of their presence. Horses are prey animals and regard quiet, fasting moving groups as predators. Both horse riders and cyclists are vulnerable road users – we share Rights of Way with each other and mutual respect goes a long way. Here’s what the Highway Code says:
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/​TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/​DG_069858




Road users requiring extra care (204-225) : Directgov - Travel and transport
www.direct.gov.uk
Driving safely around older pedestrians, cyclists, horse riders and other vulnerable road users
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Post  Little Gav 2011-12-07, 13:59

Did you get that BG?

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