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How riders can do all possible to increase safety on the road

EQUESTRIANS have been reminded of their responsibilities while riding on the road – from why high-vis is useful in court cases to the importance of thanking drivers.

In a webinar hosted by the British Equestrian Trade Association (BETA) on 20 August, as part of its Summer of Safety series, sergeant Zoe Billings of North Yorkshire Police and BETA CEO Claire Williams discussed how risk on the road can be reduced for riders and drivers.

Sergeant Billings, a horse

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