Where must draft, pack, or saddle animals travel if they have to use the public road?

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Traffic regulations establish a hierarchy for the movement of animals. Preferably, they should use cattle tracks. If none exist, they must use the right-hand shoulder. Specifically, if they must use the roadway (because there is no shoulder or it is insufficient), they must do so as close as possible to the right edge. This is mandatory to avoid obstructing the flow of faster-moving vehicles and to ensure safety, allowing them to be overtaken easily. Walking in the center or zigzagging is prohibited as it is dangerous and unpredictable.

Where must draft, pack, or saddle animals travel if they have to use the public road?

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