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The lorry I am driving.
The lorry. In the Article 62 order, motor caravans take precedence over lorries, tractor units and vans. Apply that order to a simultaneous encounter without signs or instructions determining a different priority. If one had entered first, signs or instructions were present, or a special gradient rule applied, those circumstances would have to be considered. The greater reversing-distance criterion applies to vehicles of the same type or unlisted cases.
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The motor caravan.
The vehicle that has travelled the greater distance through the narrowing.
The lorry I am driving.
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