Ban on Horse-Drawn Carriages Carrying Over Six Passengers
This bill introduces a ban on commercial horse-drawn carriages if they transport more than six passengers. The aim is to protect draft animals from excessive strain and suffering, addressing public concerns about their welfare, especially in tourist areas.
Key points
Passenger limit: Horse-drawn carriages will not be allowed to carry more than six people for commercial purposes.
Animal protection: The change aims to prevent overloading horses and improve their working conditions.
Impact on businesses: Companies offering horse-drawn transport will need to adapt to new limits, potentially using smaller vehicles or alternative solutions.
Status:
In Progress
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