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Can a horse-drawn carriage move in a dedicated lane for public transport? and got a better answer
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25.2 People-drawn carts, sleds, mounted animals and pack animals shall only move in one lane as far to the right as possible. It is allowed to move on the side of the road if it does not create obstacles to pedestrians. Here, let the inspector prove that it is not allowed, and the traffic rules do not prohibit it.
25.2 People-drawn carts, sleds, mounted animals and pack animals shall only move in one lane as far to the right as possible. It is allowed to move on the side of the road if it does not create obstacles to pedestrians. Here, let the inspector prove that it is not allowed, and the traffic rules do not prohibit it.
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No.
No.
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Yes.
Yes.
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The rules list verbatim the vehicles that are allowed to move in the public transportation lane. Wagons aren't listed there.
The rules list verbatim the vehicles that are allowed to move in the public transportation lane. Wagons aren't listed there.
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Have you switched to eco-driving?
Have you switched to eco-driving?
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A wagon in the city is nonsense. The last time I saw it was somewhere in the late '70s.
A wagon in the city is nonsense. The last time I saw it was somewhere in the late '70s.
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maybe when it's not against the code.
maybe when it's not against the code.