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The vehicle that entered first.
The vehicle that entered first has priority under Article 60. If that fact is uncertain, Article 62 applies: of these two types, the bus ranks above the passenger car. Neither always has priority regardless of entry and circumstances. Obey applicable signs and directions.
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Always the bus, even if the car entered first.
Always the car, even if the bus entered first.
The vehicle that entered first.
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