If a bus and a car-derived vehicle meet at the same time on a narrow section where both do not fit and there is no priority signage, which of the two will have the right of way?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, when two vehicles of different categories enter an unsigned narrowing at the same time (and it is not known which entered first), the right of way is resolved according to the pre-established order of maneuvering difficulty. In this classification, vehicles intended for collective passenger transport (buses) are in fifth place of priority, while passenger cars and car-derived vehicles are in seventh place. Therefore, the bus has the right of way over the car-derived vehicle. Moreover, this rule depends exclusively on the type of vehicle by construction and not on whether it is actually occupied at that moment.

If a bus and a car-derived vehicle meet at the same time on a narrow section where both do not fit and there is no priority signage, which of the two will have the right of way?

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