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Travel at a moderate speed and with great caution, as they may enter the road.
Travel at a moderate speed with great caution, prepared to stop if the animals enter the carriageway. Do not sound the horn repeatedly to frighten them away: they may panic and react unpredictably. Nor must you occupy the left-hand lane; respect traffic direction and oncoming vehicles. If a herd blocks the road, stop and wait without noises that frighten it.
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Sound the horn repeatedly to frighten them away.
Travel at a moderate speed and with great caution, as they may enter the road.
You must travel in the left-hand lane until you overtake the animals.
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