Promoting safe road sharing for horses and vehicles

Hand Signals used by Horse Riders According to Manitoba’s Highway Traffic Act, horse riders and drivers of horse-drawn carriages have the same right to use the road as other users and must follow the same rules, but many motorists, bikers, cyclists and other road users are unaware of their own responsibilities in road sharing.

The Road Safety Handbook for Equestrians

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Livestock Manifest Form

Under Manitoba legislation, a manifest, bill of lading, bill of sale or animal identification certificate is required when hauling livestock on public roads. These travel documents act as a declaration of ownership or custody of the livestock if you are stopped by the RCMP or other peace officer. A livestock transport permit issued by Livestock Services of Saskatchewan (LSS) is also acceptable as a travel document.

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