Is it permitted to leave animals unattended on the road or in its vicinity?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish strict rules to prevent accidents caused by animals. The correct answer is that it is not permitted if there is a risk that they may invade the road.  Animals must be led by at least one person over 18 years of age, capable of controlling them at all times. It is prohibited to leave them unattended on the road or in its vicinity whenever there is a possibility that they might invade the traffic zone, as their behavior can be unpredictable and cause dangerous situations.

Is it permitted to leave animals unattended on the road or in its vicinity?

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