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The vehicle that entered the narrowing first.
The vehicle that entered first. If that fact is uncertain, the Article 62 manoeuvring-difficulty hierarchy applies. Having to reverse farther is a criterion for vehicles of the same type or unlisted cases, not the general rule overriding the first entrant. Steep gradients have a specific rule.
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Always the lighter vehicle, even if it entered later.
The vehicle that entered the narrowing first.
Always the vehicle that must reverse farther, even if it entered later.
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