Accompanied horses and ponies

Accompanied horses and ponies

Warns that ridden or led horses and ponies may be on the road ahead.

General Warning Signs

What should you do?

Slow down, give horses plenty of room when passing, and avoid revving the engine or using the horn near them.

How to recognise it

Yellow diamond with a black horse and rider.

Common confusion

It relates to horses being ridden or accompanied, unlike the farm animals sign which warns of livestock.

Explanation written by the My Driving Test editorial team using the Department of Transport Traffic Signs Manual conventions and the RSA Rules of the Road.

Quick Facts

Category
General Warning Signs
Sign Name
Accompanied horses and ponies
Category Size
41 signs

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