Where must a herd travel?
Traffic rules
Herds must move as close as possible to the right edge of the road to facilitate the passage of vehicles and minimize the risk of collisions.
Explanation
To ensure a **herd** moves correctly on the road, it must do so **as close as possible to the right edge** in the direction of its movement. This is because **animals in a herd** must occupy the least possible space and should always stay on the right side of the road. If there is no shoulder, they must stay close to the right edge. This rule ensures that the animals do not interfere with traffic and remain safe on the road. Additionally, animals cannot travel on highways or expressways, which underscores the importance of following these rules on conventional roads.
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