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when they are about to turn their vehicle to enter another road and there are animals crossing it, even if there is no crossing for them.
Drivers must give way to animals in certain specific situations, even if there is no designated crossing for them. One such situation is when the driver is about to turn their vehicle to enter another road and encounters animals crossing it. In this case, the driver is obliged to give way to the animals to ensure both their safety and the animals' safety. In addition to this situation, drivers must also give way to animals on properly signposted droving routes and when the vehicle crosses a hard shoulder along which animals without a droving route are moving. It is important that droving routes or livestock crossings are properly signposted with sign P-23 'Domestic animal crossing' and a supplementary panel.
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whenever their paths cross.
only on properly signposted droving routes.
when they are about to turn their vehicle to enter another road and there are animals crossing it, even if there is no crossing for them.
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