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The lorry.
The lorry must reverse: Article 62 gives a passenger transport vehicle priority over a lorry in this situation. Maximum authorised mass does not replace this ordering between different vehicle types. Neither is a combination or oversized special transport; a steep gradient has its own rule under Article 63.
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The bus.
The lorry.
The vehicle with the greatest maximum authorised mass.
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