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Livestock are being herded across a rural road ahead. What should you do?
Correct answer: Slow down, yield and stop until the herd crosses
Why
Livestock being moved across a road under controlled conditions have the right-of-way under the handbook’s guidance. Slow early, stop as needed and follow safe directions from the people moving them. Do not frighten or crowd the animals.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Yield to a livestock herd · p. 107, 108
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