Animals have right of way over vehicles...

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on properly signposted drove roads.

Properly signposted drove roads are areas where animals have right of way over vehicles. This means that drivers must give way to animals crossing the road at these points, even if there is no specific crossing for them. The regulations establish that drivers must pay attention to signs indicating the presence of a drove road or livestock crossing. These signs, such as sign P-23 “Domestic animals crossing”, together with a supplementary plate stating “Drove road”, inform drivers that they are entering an area where animals may cross the road. It is important to note that in these places drivers must reduce speed and be prepared to stop if necessary to allow the animals to cross the road safely. Drove-road signs may also be accompanied by signs indicating a specific speed limit to ensure the safety of both drivers and animals.