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The one that enters first.
The vehicle that entered first. Article 60.1 of the General Traffic Regulations establishes that priority. If it is unclear which entered first, priority follows the greater manoeuvring difficulty and the prescribed order in article 62, not simply vehicle weight in every case. Steep gradients have a different specific rule, which is why this question describes a level road.
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The heavier vehicle.
Animal-drawn vehicles.
The one that enters first.
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