Key Takeaways
- Horse riding safety campaign launched by Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale
- Guidelines on safe driving practices near horses
- Importance of shared responsibility on roads for all road users
Raising Awareness for Horse Riding Safety
The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale is taking proactive steps to promote horse riding safety in their community. With a growing population and an active equine community, the Shire recognizes the importance of ensuring the safety of horse riders, drivers, and all road users.
Guidelines for Safe Driving Near Horses
As part of their equine road safety campaign, the Shire has released guidelines for drivers on how to safely interact with horses on the road. These guidelines include driving at a maximum speed of 25 km/h when approaching a horse, maintaining a safe distance, and being aware of the horse rider's signals.
Promoting Shared Responsibility on Roads
The campaign aims to raise awareness of horses on local roads and encourage courtesy and care among all road users. By promoting shared responsibility on the roads, the Shire hopes to create a safer environment for everyone, whether they are driving, walking, biking, or riding a horse.
Community Support for Road Safety
The Shire is calling on residents to support the road safety campaign by sharing campaign videos on social media. By working together, the community can help spread the message of safe road practices and ensure that everyone feels safe and assured on the roads.
With a focus on collaboration and awareness, the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale is paving the way for safer roads and more confident journeys for all road users.