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The lorry driver.
This sign indicates, for the driver who encounters it facing them, that they have priority at the narrowing. In this case, therefore, the bus has priority and the lorry must reverse.
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The lorry driver.
The bus driver.
Whoever has to travel the shorter distance in reverse.
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