When the transit of animals on the road is allowed, who must lead and guard them?

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General Traffic Regulations state that the transit of animals on public roads, when allowed (generally on cattle tracks or non-prohibited roads), must always be done under the custody of a responsible person. This person must be of legal age and capable of controlling the animals at all times to ensure road safety. Analysis of options: A responsible person: This is the correct answer. Someone is required to guide the animals and prevent them from dangerously invading the roadway. A traffic agent: Their function is to regulate traffic, not to herd or guard private animals. Nobody: It is strictly forbidden to leave animals loose or unattended on the road or its vicinity.

When the transit of animals on the road is allowed, who must lead and guard them?

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