Correct answer
No.
No. P-23 warns that domestic animals or livestock may frequently cross; it does not itself confer priority. Article 66 does give animals priority on properly signed droving routes, when a vehicle turns into another road that animals are crossing, or when it crosses a shoulder used by animals without a droving route. Even with priority, moderate speed and avoid endangering them. Travelling in a group or accompanied does not itself change this sign’s meaning.
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Yes, when they are in a group.
Yes, when accompanied by a person driving the livestock.
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