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Yes, subject to regulatory supervision, route and travel conditions.
Yes, subject to Articles 126 and 127: supervision by a person over 18 capable of controlling them, the least-trafficked alternative route, and use of the right shoulder or staying as close as possible to the right edge when the carriageway is needed. A single animal may use the left edge if safer. A drovers’ route is not simply an animal lane or crossing.
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No, a conventional road never allows these animals.
Yes, subject to regulatory supervision, route and travel conditions.
Yes, without supervision or any other condition.
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