What is the minimum age required for drivers of animals to circulate on the road?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, to lead livestock (whether in a herd or isolated) or draft, pack, or saddle animals on public roads, the driver must be over 18 years old. In addition to meeting this age requirement, the rule requires that the person has the necessary capacity to control them at all times. Therefore, 16 years old is insufficient under the law, and 21 years old is not the minimum requirement.

What is the minimum age required for drivers of animals to circulate on the road?

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