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No, it is prohibited.
No. Article 38.1 prohibits animal-drawn vehicles on motorways and dual carriageways. This is a prohibition by vehicle type; reaching a particular speed or holding a supposed certificate does not remove it. Regulatory exceptions for other vehicles do not authorise animal-drawn vehicles.
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Yes, provided they travel at a minimum of 20 km/h.
Yes, but only those with certification to do so.
No, it is prohibited.
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