Part 11 - ANIMALS OR HORSE RIDERS Flashcards

1
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Who regulates horse-drawn carriages in the Cayman Islands?

A

Horse-drawn carriages are regulated by the Public Transport Board, with rules enforced by the Public Transport Unit and inspectors.

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How are horse-drawn carriages classified under the Traffic Law (TL)?

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Horse-drawn carriages fall under the definition of a taxi as contained in section 2 of the Traffic Law (TL).

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What lighting requirements must a horse-drawn vehicle meet when traveling at night?

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At night, a horse-drawn vehicle must have:

  • A white light at the front.
  • A red illuminated light or two red reflectors at the rear.
  • No red or other colored lights should be fitted to the front of the vehicle.
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What signals should be used by drivers of horse-drawn vehicles?

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Drivers of horse-drawn vehicles must use appropriate arm signals to indicate their intended maneuvers.

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What reflective gear should riders wear for safe riding at night?

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For safe riding at night, riders should:
- Wear reflective clothing.
- Fit their horse with reflective bands above the fetlock joints.
- Place a fluorescent or reflective tail guard on the horse.

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What specific lights and reflective equipment should be used for night riding?

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When riding at night, the following should be used:

  • A white light fitted to the front and a red light to the rear of the horse or rider.
  • A reflective band on the rider’s right arm and/or leg or riding boot.
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What should be done when leading a horse at night?

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When leading a horse at night:

  • Carry a light in your right hand, showing white to the front and red to the rear.
  • Place reflective clothing on both the person leading and the horse.
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Why are there restrictions on the color of lights fitted to the front of a horse-drawn vehicle?

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The restrictions are in place to avoid confusion with vehicle lights and ensure that the horse-drawn vehicle is clearly visible and identifiable at night.

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What is the purpose of using fluorescent or reflective gear on horses and riders at night?

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The use of fluorescent or reflective gear on horses and riders at night improves visibility, helping to ensure the safety of both the horse and the rider.

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What side of the road should you keep to when riding a horse?

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Keep to the left-hand side of the road when riding a horse.

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What should you do with your hands while riding unless signaling?

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Keep both hands on the reins while riding, unless you are signaling.

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12
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What should you keep in the stirrups while riding?

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Keep your feet in the stirrups while riding.

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13
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How many riders should ride abreast, and what should they do on busy or narrow roads?

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Do not ride more than two abreast. On busy or narrow roads, ride in single file.

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14
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What safety gear should you wear while horse riding?

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Wear a safety helmet to protect against serious head injury in case of a fall.

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What side should you keep the horse on when leading it?

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Keep the horse to your left when leading it.

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16
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What is the rule for riding in a one-way street?

A

Always move in the direction of the traffic flow in a one-way street.

17
Q

Where should you not ride a horse?

A

Do not ride on pavements, footpaths, or beaches.

18
Q

What substances should you avoid when riding?

A

Do not ride while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

19
Q

How many people should you carry while riding a horse?

A

Do not carry another person while riding.

20
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What should you avoid carrying while riding a horse?

A

Do not carry anything that may affect your balance or get tangled in the reins.

21
Q

What is the mnemonic to remember before maneuvering while riding?

A

REMEMBER: OBSERVE – SIGNAL – OBSERVE – MANOEUVRE

22
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What are the duties of a rider regarding careless, dangerous, or reckless riding?

A

As a rider, you have a duty NOT to:

  • Ride an animal dangerously or recklessly (section 76TL).
  • Ride an animal carelessly (section 77TL).
  • Ride an animal without reasonable consideration for others (section 77 TL).
23
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What is the penalty for interfering with an animal without the owner’s permission?

A

Interfering with an animal while saddled or in harness without the owner’s permission is an offence under section 98(a) TL, punishable by a fine of $1,000 and imprisonment for six (6) months, or both.

24
Q

What is the rule for walking dogs on the road?

A

Always keep your dog on a leash when walking on the road.

25
Q

What licensing requirement applies to dogs?

A

Dogs are required to be licensed by the Department of Agriculture.

26
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What precaution should be taken for animals in or on vehicles?

A

All animals in or on vehicles should be restrained to prevent distraction or injury to themselves or others.