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The vehicle that entered first.
The vehicle that entered first under article 60.1. If there is doubt about which entered earlier, priority belongs to the one with greater manoeuvring difficulty under article 62. This question excludes that doubt and the specific steep-gradient rules. Greater mass alone does not replace the prior-entry rule.
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The vehicle that entered first.
The one with greater manoeuvring difficulty, even when known to have entered later.
Always the one with the greatest maximum authorised mass.
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