Is it permitted to drive an animal-drawn vehicle on a motorway or dual carriageway?

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No, it is strictly prohibited. Traffic regulations state that motorways and dual carriageways are intended exclusively for automobiles capable of maintaining a minimum speed (generally 60 km/h on flat ground). For safety reasons and traffic flow, access is prohibited for pedestrians, animals, bicycles, mopeds, mobility scooters, and animal-drawn vehicles. The latter must drive on conventional roads or alternative routes, using the hard shoulder if it is passable and sufficient.

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