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Yes, give way to the animals crossing the road it is entering.
Yes. Article 66 requires giving way when turning into another road that animals are crossing, even without an animal crossing. It does not grant animals priority during every turn: this case requires entering another road. Animals also have priority on properly signed livestock routes and when a vehicle crosses a hard shoulder used by animals without such a route.
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No, motor vehicles have priority without exceptions.
Yes, give way to the animals crossing the road it is entering.
No, the absence of an animal crossing grants priority during that turn.
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