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The vehicle travelling uphill, unless it can reach a passing place first.
The uphill vehicle unless it can reach an established passing place first. This is the Article 63 rule for steep gradients, not every uphill section. Doubts about gradient or passing-place distance are resolved using Article 62.
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The vehicle travelling downhill, unless it can reach a passing place first.
The vehicle travelling uphill, unless it can reach a passing place first.
The vehicle travelling uphill, always.
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