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The cart, for having particular difficulty manoeuvring.
The animal-drawn cart. Article 62 of the General Traffic Regulations places animal-drawn vehicles before collective passenger-transport vehicles. This scenario specifies a bus without a trailer: a vehicle combination appears earlier in that order. Reversing distance decides between vehicles of the same type or unlisted cases; it does not replace the regulatory order here.
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The cart, for having particular difficulty manoeuvring.
The bus, for carrying passengers.
Whichever vehicle would have to reverse the greater distance.
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