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the vehicle going downhill.
The downhill vehicle. Article 63 gives priority to the uphill vehicle on such sections unless it can reach a passing place first. Doubts about gradient or passing-place distance are resolved under Article 62. The question excludes the exception; not every gradient gives uphill traffic priority.
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the lighter vehicle.
the vehicle going downhill.
the vehicle going uphill.
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