When herd animals or flocks are moved along a public road, how must they be organized?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, animals moving on public roads must not hinder traffic flow. Therefore, herds or flocks must never occupy the entire road nor form an excessively long continuous line. The rule requires them to be divided into groups of moderate length, each in the charge of at least one handler/conductor, and with enough separation between groups to allow vehicles to overtake safely by pulling into the gaps.

When herd animals or flocks are moved along a public road, how must they be organized?

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