If a bus used for collective passenger transport and an animal-drawn vehicle enter a narrowing with no priority signage at the same time, which of the two has the right of way?

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Article 62 of the General Traffic Regulations sets the order of precedence among the different types of vehicles when one of them has to reverse in an unsigned narrow passage: Special vehicles and special transports that exceed masses or dimensions. Combined vehicles (except passenger cars towing a trailer of up to 750 kg and motorhomes, which come in fourth place). Animal-drawn vehicles. Passenger cars towing a trailer of up to 750 kg and motorhomes. Vehicles for collective passenger transport (buses). Trucks, tractor units and vans. Passenger cars and car-derived vehicles. Special vehicles that do not exceed masses or dimensions, quadricycles and light quadricycles. Three-wheeled vehicles, motorcycles with a sidecar and three-wheeled mopeds. Motorcycles, two-wheeled mopeds and bicycles. According to this order, the animal-drawn vehicle (third place) goes before the bus (fifth place). The fact that the bus carries passengers does not change its place in the list. And the distance each one would have to reverse decides only between vehicles of the same type or in cases not listed.

If a bus used for collective passenger transport and an animal-drawn vehicle enter a narrowing with no priority signage at the same time, which of the two has the right of way?

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