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The vehicle combination I am driving.
R-6 gives the driver facing it priority over opposing vehicles at the next narrow section. Therefore the combination has priority over the bus; do not apply the vehicle-type hierarchy or first-arrival rule for situations without this signing. Priority does not authorise dangerous entry or forcing a passage if the narrow section is already occupied.
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The vehicle combination I am driving.
The one that enters the narrowing first.
The bus travelling in the opposite direction.
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