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The truck I am driving.
The rigid lorry. In this situation, the vehicle combination takes precedence over the lorry under Articles 60 and 62. A vehicle that had entered first would have priority; here they arrive together. Steep gradients have a different rule. Not all special vehicles rank first: those exceeding mass or dimension limits are distinguished from those within them. Reverse only after checking that it is safe.
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The one that has to travel the shorter distance.
The truck I am driving.
The vehicle combination.
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