In January 2022, a 27-year-old driver of a horse-drawn buggy was killed near Wingham, about 90 kilometres northwest of Kitchener when the horse veered into oncoming traffic.

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The boy, 16, had been traveling in his horse-drawn buggy on the shoulder of Route 322, about 6:30 p.m. — after dark — when he was struck by a Dodge Caravan driven by Steven Mares, 53, of Newbury.

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Amish horse-drawn buggies can be found on roadways in many parts of Kentucky. Here’s how to safely share the road with one. Alex Slitz 2021 staff file photo A rear-end collision in Breckinridge ...

Here are a few tips from PennDOT to keep in mind if you wind up near a horse and buggy on the road: Never blow your horn near a horse. They are easily spooked and often unpredictable, PennDOT writes.

A horse-drawn buggy rests on its side following a crash in April on River Road in Norridgewock. Police say the horse and driver of the carriage were injured when a driver attempted to pass them.

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RIPLEY TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WTVG) - A 16-year-old who was driving a horse drawn buggy has died following a crash in Huron County on Tuesday. The crash occurred on Sept. 10 around 7:11 p.m. on Baseline ...

Three horse-drawn buggies, on Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2023, pass the scene of a fatal collision Monday between a vehicle and a horse drawn buggy northwest of Milverton that killed a 13-year-old boy and ...

According to state law, you can legally pass a horse and buggy along Kentucky’s roads. “Motor vehicles,” as defined by state law, are not strictly powered by motors.