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travelling uphill.
The vehicle travelling uphill. Article 63 excepts the case where that vehicle can reach a designated passing place sooner, excluded here. If the gradient or distance to the passing place is uncertain, apply article 62.
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travelling uphill.
with the higher MAM (maximum authorised mass).
travelling downhill.
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