On a narrow, steep slope without priority signage where simultaneous passing is impossible, a special tractor and a car with a light trailer meet. Who must reverse?

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On steep slopes (minimum inclination of 7%), the order of preference by difficulty of maneuver (vehicle size) becomes secondary. According to Art. 63 of the General Traffic Regulations, absolute priority is given to the vehicle traveling uphill. Therefore, the vehicle going downhill is obliged to reverse, unless it can reach a passing place first.

On a narrow, steep slope without priority signage where simultaneous passing is impossible, a special tractor and a car with a light trailer meet. Who must reverse?

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