Horses and carriages are not allowed on highways unless they have a specific purpose and permit , such as filming a movie. However on any other type of road a horse and carriage is given either 'pedestrian right of way' or are treated as regular vehicles and must abide by traffic laws governing cars. For exact information regarding your local roadways you can and should contact the local Department of Motor vehicles , and possibly a local driving club (horse driving not car driving) for exact laws.
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"Bobtails" refers the the tail of a horse that has been braided a certain way. It was common practice to put bells on horses pulling carriages to warn pedestrians.
In the early 1800's horse drawn carriages were the way of transportation. This concept is still used by Amish people who use horse drawn carriages to this day as their way of transportation. Also people who live out in the country, small farming towns, and work on ranches still use horses as one of their ways for transportation.
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Before planes were invented, people would travel by railroad, horseback, or by wagons except for the wealthy who could travel with automobiles.Long travel was done by ship. Other kinds were horses in carriages and some small-ish cars.
All odd numbered highways run North/South. All even numbered highways run East/West.
Back then you would mostly see men on their horses or women in carriages. Bycicles were also a very popular, and fun way of transportation. Now, we use cars, limos, motorcycles, and still the occasional bicycle.
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In the planning stage; during the choice of the Right-of-Way's terrain. In the planning stage and location of the highway route.
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A Guide or an Usher.