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Travelling downhill.
When a narrowing is on a steep gradient and there are no signs regulating priority, the vehicle travelling uphill has priority. Therefore, in this case, the vehicle that must give way is the one travelling downhill.
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With the lower MAM.
Travelling uphill.
Travelling downhill.
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