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Animals have right of way at the signed livestock track.
On properly signed livestock tracks, animals have priority over vehicles under Article 66. The “cañada” panel is placed beneath the domestic-animal crossing sign. Reduce speed and give way without frightening them. A generic animal warning without that condition does not by itself confer this specific priority.
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The panel removes the duty to watch for animals.
Animals have right of way at the signed livestock track.
Vehicles always have priority over livestock.
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