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The bus I am driving.
The bus, because sign B is R-6 and gives its direction priority over oncoming traffic. The sign applies here, rather than the manoeuvring-difficulty order used at an unsigned narrow passage. Even with priority, do not enter if doing so would cause a conflict or collision.
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The bus I am driving.
The oncoming vehicle combination.
The vehicle combination because it is harder to manoeuvre, even if sign B indicates a different priority.
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