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On the right side at a walking pace.
At a walking pace and as close as possible to the right edge, never occupying more than the right half of the carriageway. Under Article 127, it must be divided into moderately sized groups, each with at least one handler, sufficiently separated to minimise obstruction. The safety exception that can allow a single animal to use the left side does not allow a herd to choose either side.
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On either side indiscriminately and at any pace.
On the right side at a walking pace.
Always on the left side.
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