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No, under no circumstances.
No. Vehicles requiring special authorisation to travel may not pass each other on a bridge with a carriageway less than 6 metres wide. If they meet and cannot pass, follow the signs: the vehicle arriving from the end with the give-priority-to-oncoming-traffic sign (R-5) or a give-way sign must reverse to let the other pass. If there are no signs, apply the order of precedence in Article 62.
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Yes, in all cases.
Yes, unless one of them is carrying dangerous goods.
No, under no circumstances.
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