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Those that travel on rails.
Vehicles travelling on rails, such as trams, have priority over other users in article 57.1.b’s scenario. This does not depend on considering each tram heavier or having a longer stopping distance than every other vehicle. Priority does not permit ignoring traffic signals or officers’ directions or making dangerous manoeuvres. Anticipate their path and give way when required.
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Those that have their left side clear.
Trains, but not trams.
Those that travel on rails.
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