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The vehicle that entered first.
The vehicle that entered first, not simply the one that arrived at the entrance first. If there is doubt about which entered first, Article 62’s manoeuvring-priority order applies. Steep-gradient sections have the special Article 63 rule, and directions from officers or authorised personnel must be obeyed.
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Always the vehicle that arrived at the entrance first, even if the other had already entered.
The vehicle that entered first.
Always the widest vehicle, regardless of who entered first.
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