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Whoever entered first.
Whoever entered first under article 60.1. If it is uncertain who entered first, greater manoeuvring difficulty and the article 62 order apply; a bus towing a trailer is a vehicle combination ranked ahead of a lorry in that order. Obey signage, instructions regulating passage and specific steep-gradient rules when applicable.
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The bus with trailer.
Whoever entered first.
The lorry.
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