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The lorry.
The lorry. Article 62 places buses ahead of lorries in this scenario. Neither is a trailer combination, which belongs to another category, and this is not a steep-gradient section. For vehicles of the same type or unlisted types, Article 62.2 considers reversing distance and, if equal, width, length or MAM. Do not interpret it as giving every special vehicle unconditional precedence: the first category concerns special vehicles exceeding regulatory masses or dimensions.
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Whichever has the smaller width, length or MAM.
The lorry.
The bus.
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