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Yes, because the car is turning into another road that they are crossing.
Yes. Article 66.1.b requires giving way to animals when turning into another road that they are crossing, even without an animal crossing. A signed cattle route is not needed in this situation. Animals do not have priority in every circumstance, nor does every change of direction grant it: the stated conditions must apply.
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No, animals never have priority over vehicles.
Yes, because the car is turning into another road that they are crossing.
No, unless there is a signed cattle crossing.
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