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uphill.
The uphill vehicle. This rule applies on steep narrow sections unless the uphill vehicle can reach a passing place first. A gradient of at least 7% is treated as steep. If the gradient or distance to the passing place is uncertain, the regulatory order of manoeuvring difficulty applies.
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downhill.
at greater speed.
uphill.
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