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entered the narrow passage first.
The vehicle that entered first, under Article 60. If there is doubt about which entered first, priority goes to the vehicle with greater manoeuvring difficulty under Article 62. Steep-gradient sections have the specific Article 63 rule: priority to the ascending vehicle unless it can reach a passing place first. The question excludes that case and any explicit regulation of priority.
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is travelling on a descending road.
has fewer manoeuvring difficulties.
entered the narrow passage first.
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