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On a properly signposted livestock route.
On properly signposted livestock routes. Article 66 also gives animals priority when a vehicle turns into another road they are crossing, or crosses a shoulder along which they travel without a livestock route. Livestock-route signing has a “cañada” plate below P-23 and must be complemented by speed-limit signs. P-23 alone or the mere presence of a shepherd does not grant that general priority.
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Anywhere solely because a shepherd accompanies the herd.
On any section with P-23 alone, with no other priority circumstance.
On a properly signposted livestock route.
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