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Greater width, length or maximum authorised mass.
For that tie, greater width, length or maximum authorised mass are considered. Before this tie-break, the vehicle that would reverse farther has priority; different vehicle types follow Article 62’s hierarchy. This is not a general junction-priority rule or a rule based on actual load. Signs, authorised instructions, prior entry and steep-gradient rules must be resolved before this tie situation.
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Greater width, length or maximum authorised mass.
Greater load height and actual mass, disregarding width.
Smaller width and length, regardless of maximum authorised mass.
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