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The lorry, under the applicable priority order.
The lorry. If the first vehicle to enter is known, article 60 gives it priority; when that is uncertain, article 62’s manoeuvring-difficulty order puts lorries before cars. This is not simply a rule that the largest vehicle always goes first. Reversing distance decides between vehicles of the same type or unlisted cases; steep gradients have the special rule in article 63.
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Whichever must reverse a shorter distance.
The lorry, under the applicable priority order.
The car, because it is easier to manoeuvre.
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