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The lorry.
The lorry. In this scenario Article 62’s order applies: a bus precedes a lorry. Width, weight or length does not decide priority between these two different types. Signs, prior entry and steep-section rules can change the analysis, which is why those circumstances are excluded here.
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The bus.
The lorry.
Whichever has less width, weight or length.
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