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The bus.
The bus. In the priority order in Article 62, motor caravans appear before buses. The motor caravan therefore goes first and the bus reverses. This excludes a steep gradient, which has a specific rule; having priority does not mean having to reverse.
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The bus.
The one that has to reverse the shorter distance.
The motor caravan.
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