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The lorry in the stated situation.
The lorry. When it is uncertain who entered first, the priority order based on manoeuvring difficulty applies: animal-drawn vehicles rank ahead of ordinary lorries. The lorry’s load does not change that order. Known first entry, signs or instructions, and steep gradients require their respective rules; animal-drawn vehicles do not have universal priority at every narrow passage.
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The animal-drawn vehicle because it has less mass.
The lorry only when it has no load.
The lorry in the stated situation.
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