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The car.
The car. In this simultaneous-arrival situation, articles 60 and 62 establish the order according to manoeuvring difficulty: cars rank before two-wheeled mopeds. If one had entered first, that initial priority would apply; signs, officer instructions and steep-gradient rules may also change the outcome. It is not decided by choosing the lower maximum authorised mass.
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The moped.
The car.
The one with the lower maximum authorised mass.
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