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The bus, even if carrying no passengers.
The bus, even when carrying no passengers. This situation uses the regulatory order by vehicle type: collective passenger vehicles precede cars and car-derived vehicles. It is not a general rule that the heaviest or largest vehicle always goes first. Signs, officers’ instructions, having entered first and steep gradients can change the situation.
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The car-derived vehicle in every case.
The bus only if carrying passengers.
The bus, even if carrying no passengers.
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