Question 4171
When there is no livestock route, on which roads are herds of animals allowed to travel?
- On all roads outside built-up areas.
- On all roads, except freeways (autopistas) and high-capacity divided highways (autovías).
- On all types of roads, both urban and outside built-up areas.
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Correct answer: On all roads, except freeways (autopistas) and high-capacity divided highways (autovías).
If there is no usable livestock route, livestock may travel on urban roads and roads outside built-up areas, supervised by a person and taking the route with the least traffic. They must never travel on freeways (autopistas) or high-capacity divided highways (autovías), even though these are roads outside built-up areas and there is no livestock route.