When a bus and a passenger car meet on a narrow section with no signage regulating the right of way, which of the two will cross first?

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On narrow sections where two vehicles cannot cross at the same time and there is no express signage regulating priority (signs R-5 and R-6), the General Traffic Regulations establish a very strict order of precedence. The first rule that always prevails is that of the vehicle that entered the narrowing first. Only where there is doubt about which vehicle entered earlier is the official table of the order of precedence according to the maneuvering difficulty of the vehicles used (where buses would have precedence over passenger cars). Since there is no doubt about the entry, the one that entered first has priority.

When a bus and a passenger car meet on a narrow section with no signage regulating the right of way, which of the two will cross first?

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