On which part of the road must flocks of sheep or animals travel?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, drivers of animals (whether isolated heads, herds, or flocks) must lead their animals as close as possible to the right-hand edge of the road in the direction of travel. In fact, if there is a passable shoulder, they must use it; if not, they will use the essential part of the right-hand roadway. Justification: Safety: Unlike pedestrians (who walk on the left to see cars coming), animals do not have that logical reaction capacity. Traveling on the left (against the flow of vehicles) would increase the risk of a head-on collision. General Rule: They must occupy the right side so as not to obstruct vehicles traveling correctly in their lane.

On which part of the road must flocks of sheep or animals travel?

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