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On the right shoulder or, if the carriageway is needed, close to its right edge.
On the right-hand shoulder; if they need to use the carriageway, as close as possible to its right edge. Articles 126 and 127 require supervision and the remaining travel conditions. Article 127.1.b exceptionally permits leading a single animal along the left edge if greater safety warrants it. Herds and flocks also have specific rules; pedestrian areas must not be entered.
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Always along the left edge, even when less safe.
On the right shoulder or, if the carriageway is needed, close to its right edge.
On either side without conditions.
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