An incident involving a driver and three horse riders in west Dorset is being investigated by the Dorset Police Rural Crime Team. The driver has been identified and will be interviewed regarding the road rage incident. The police are urging people to report such behavior and emphasize the importance of being careful and considerate when driving near horses and riders.

The Dorset Police are taking the road rage incident seriously and encourage reporting of such behavior through 101 or online through Operation Snap. PC Middleton reminded road users of the highway code, specifically when passing horses on the road. Drivers should maintain a gap of at least two meters, travel at a speed of no more than 10 miles per hour, and avoid revving engines or honking horns near riders to ensure the safety of all road users.

As the holiday season approaches, the Dorset Police are expecting to see more riders on the roads and are reminding drivers to be cautious and respectful. By following the rules outlined in the highway code, such as passing horses with a safe distance and speed, road users can help prevent incidents like the one involving the driver and horse riders in west Dorset.