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The vehicle that would need to reverse a greater distance.
The one that would need to reverse farther. If the distances are equal, Article 62 gives preference to the vehicle with greater width, length or MAM. Merely similar distances are not necessarily equal; priority signs, entry order and steep-gradient rules where applicable must first be considered.
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The vehicle with greater width or length.
The vehicle that would need to reverse a shorter distance.
The vehicle that would need to reverse a greater distance.
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