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The vehicle that entered the narrow section first.
The vehicle that entered first. If it is unclear which entered first, Article 62’s manoeuvring-difficulty order applies: here, the bus ranks ahead of the car without a trailer. Reversing distance resolves cases involving the same vehicle type or types not listed; it does not replace that order between a bus and a car. Steep gradients have the special rule in Article 63.
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The vehicle that entered the narrow section first.
The car.
The bus.
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