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The vehicle that enters the narrowing in the road first.
The vehicle that entered the narrowing first has priority. Arriving at its entrance first is not the same as entering it. If it is unclear which entered first, apply the manoeuvring-difficulty order in Article 62; this is not decided simply by how far one vehicle would have to reverse.
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The vehicle that would have to reverse along the longer route.
The vehicle that arrives at the narrowing first.
The vehicle that enters the narrowing in the road first.
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