Correct answer
On a properly signed livestock route.
On a properly signed livestock route, under Article 66. A “Cañada” panel below the domestic-animal warning sign identifies the livestock crossing. The other options do not create priority from the warning sign alone. Animals also have priority when a vehicle turns onto a road they are crossing or crosses a shoulder on which they travel without a livestock route.
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On a properly signed livestock route.
On any section solely because of a wild-animal warning sign.
On any section solely because of a domestic-animal warning sign without a livestock-route panel.
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