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Yes, because they have priority.
Yes. Article 66.1.b requires giving way to animals crossing the road you are turning into, even without a marked crossing. The rule concerns drivers and their vehicles, including mopeds. Other exceptions to vehicle priority include properly signposted livestock trails and crossing a shoulder carrying animals without a livestock trail. Caution is required without waiting for an imminent collision risk.
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Yes, but only if they cross at a signposted livestock crossing.
No, unless there is a risk of running them over.
Yes, because they have priority.
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