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Yes, because the signs give them priority.
In this situation, the animals have priority over the vehicle because we are turning to enter another road and there are animals crossing it. Although drivers normally have priority over animals, we must give way to them when we are turning and they are crossing the road. This rule applies even if there is no signed animal crossing. It is our responsibility as drivers to be alert to these situations and give the animals enough time to cross safely.
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Yes, because the signs give them priority.
Yes, because the vehicle is changing direction.
No, animals on the carriageway never have priority.
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