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The car-derived van.
The car-derived van. Under these conditions, articles 60 and 62 specify a priority order: lorries, tractor units and panel vans precede passenger cars and car-derived vans. The answer follows that legal order, not an assumption that every lorry is physically larger or harder to manoeuvre. Earlier entry, signs or a steep gradient require the relevant different rules.
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The car-derived van.
The ordinary lorry.
Always the one with the greater MAM regardless of vehicle type.
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