What is prohibited regarding animals or animal-drawn vehicles once they are on the road?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, safety is a priority when animals are on the road. The rule states that drivers of animals (whether draft, pack, saddle, or animal-drawn vehicles) must not abandon their control at any time. This implies that it is prohibited to let them roam freely or allow them to stop without control, as an unsupervised animal represents an unpredictable danger and a potential cause of accidents for other road users. The driver must always be capable of controlling the animals.

What is prohibited regarding animals or animal-drawn vehicles once they are on the road?

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