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The one that entered first.
The one that entered first, under article 60. If uncertain, the greater manoeuvring difficulty rule in article 62 applies. At roadworks obey the designated passage and directing staff; if another vehicle is already waiting ahead in your direction, queue behind it rather than passing first. Priority is not determined simply by which side has the narrowing.
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The one that has the narrowing on its right.
The one that does not have to change lanes to enter the narrowing.
The one that entered first.
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