Question 3735
Drivers must yield to animals...
- whenever their paths cross.
- when they are about to turn their vehicle to enter another road and animals are crossing it, even if there is no crossing for the animals.
- only on properly marked livestock routes.
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Correct answer: when they are about to turn their vehicle to enter another road and animals are crossing it, even if there is no crossing for the animals.
As a general rule, you have the right-of-way over animals even when your paths cross. You yield to them on a marked livestock route, when crossing a shoulder they are using because they have no livestock route, and when turning onto a road they are crossing, even if there is no crossing for them there.