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The lorry I am driving.
At an unsigned narrow passage, when vehicles arrive at the same time and one must reverse, the priority order in Articles 60 and 62 of the Spanish General Traffic Regulations applies. The combination of vehicles has priority over the rigid lorry, so the lorry must reverse. On a steep gradient, the specific rules in Article 63 apply.
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The combination of vehicles.
Both vehicles must reverse.
The lorry I am driving.
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