When passing a horse-drawn carriage on a Kentucky road, drivers must reduce speed to:
The posted limit, no reduction required.
Kentucky mandates a specific reduced speed.
45 mph or below.
25 mph or below.
The statutory speed is higher than 25 mph.
10 mph or below.
The statutory speed is higher than 10 mph.
Kentucky requires drivers to slow to 45 mph or below when passing a horse-drawn vehicle — common in the state's Amish and Mennonite communities. Drivers must also give wide clearance and avoid sudden lane changes or horn use that could spook the animal.
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