Horse Safety Tips at Night and Before Riding

It is safe to ride a horse without a saddle, stirrups, and bridle.

When leading a horse at night, it is recommended to carry a light in your left hand.

One of the basic safety rules is to ride more than two abreast on busy or narrow roads.

It is important to wear a safety helmet when riding a horse because falling could result in serious head injury.

When leading a horse, it is advised to keep it on your right side.

It is acceptable to ride on pavements, footpaths, or beaches when accompanied by other riders.

Bicycle tyres must have a tread depth of at least 1 millimeter across 50% of its breadth

A rider of a motorcycle must wear reflective clothing for added visibility during the day

A learner license holder is allowed to carry more than one pillion passenger on a motorcycle

It is safe for a bicycle rider to dismount and walk across a roundabout or junction

Bicycle spoke reflectors are primarily used for enhancing comfort while riding at night

Rider and passenger of a motor cycle must wear an approved crash helmet that is securely fastened

Riding alongside other moving vehicles is safe as long as you overtake with caution.

It is safe to 'tailgate' or travel too close behind another vehicle while riding a bicycle.

Carrying a pillion passenger is allowed even if your vehicle is not designed for it.

It is safe to hold onto a moving vehicle while riding a bicycle.

Riding in a careless, dangerous, or reckless manner is acceptable behavior for a cyclist.

As a cyclist, it is important to look around for safety before making any manoeuvre.