Question 6992
Animals driven in a herd or flock...
- will cross the road at any point, provided they are supervised by a person over 18 years of age.
- will travel at a walking pace, as close as possible to the right edge of the road and without occupying more than the right half of the roadway.
- may not travel at night unless the person driving them has retroreflective equipment.
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Correct answer: will travel at a walking pace, as close as possible to the right edge of the road and without occupying more than the right half of the roadway.
A herd or flock must move at a walking pace, close to the right edge and without entering the left half of the roadway. To cross the road, it uses an authorized, marked crossing or another safe place, not just anywhere, even if guided by someone over 18. It may also travel at night. If the road is poorly lit, the person guiding it must carry lights, white or yellow facing forward and red facing backward.