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All those travelling on the paved road.
To all vehicles on the paved road, whether approaching from the right or left. This is an exception to the general priority-to-the-right rule under article 57. If signage or an officer regulates passage, follow that regulation. It does not depend on vehicles on the paved road having engines.
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Only those approaching from the left.
All those travelling on the paved road.
Only motor vehicles approaching from the right.
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