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The lorry we are driving.
If both arrive simultaneously at an unsigned narrow passage on a section without a steep gradient, the priority order in Articles 60 and 62 applies. The lorry has priority over a motorcycle without a sidecar. The motorcycle having no reverse gear does not reverse that order.
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The lorry we are driving.
The motorcycle, because it does not have a sidecar.
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The motorcycle, because it does not have reverse gear.
This option is incorrect for the stated situation.
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