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The rigid lorry without a trailer.
The lorry. Article 62’s order applies here: collective passenger-transport vehicles have priority over lorries, tractor units and vans. If one had entered first, the ordinary rule would differ; a lorry combination or steep-gradient section would require the corresponding rules.
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The rigid lorry without a trailer.
The bus.
Always the narrower vehicle, regardless of vehicle type.
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