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The animal-drawn cart.
The animal-drawn cart. Article 62 ranks it ahead of a rigid lorry in this case. Motor power and speed do not determine priority. This is not an absolute rule at every narrowing: directions and specific rules take precedence, and earlier entry, a vehicle combination or steep gradient can change the case.
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The lorry because it is faster.
The animal-drawn cart.
The lorry because it has an engine.
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