When animals are being herded or driven in a flock along the roadway, how must they proceed?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, animals driven in herds or flocks must proceed at a walking pace, as close as possible to the right-hand edge of the road, and never occupying more than half of the right side of the roadway. This rule exists to ensure traffic flow and allow safe overtaking by other vehicles. Additionally, if the herd is large, it must be divided into groups of moderate length, separated enough from each other so as not to obstruct traffic. The incorrect options are ruled out because animals can only cross the road at designated crossings or areas with sufficient visibility (not just anywhere), and they are allowed to move during the day; however, at night or in low visibility, the herders must carry lights (white/yellow in front and red at the rear).

When animals are being herded or driven in a flock along the roadway, how must they proceed?

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