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No, in that situation.
No. A continuous separating line must not be crossed with a vehicle or animal except in cases provided by the regulations. Having a herdsman accompany the animals does not itself create an exception. This is not a carriageway-edge line, which has a different regime. Follow officer instructions.
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Yes, a herdsman accompanying the animals is enough.
No, in that situation.
Yes, any vehicle or animal may cross it without restrictions.
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