On an unsigned narrow section, if two vehicles of the same category meet and there is doubt or equality in the distance they must reverse, what criterion establishes priority of passage?

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In accordance with Article 62 of the General Traffic Regulations, when two vehicles of the same type (or cases not covered by the general order of precedence) meet on a narrow section with no specific signage, priority of passage belongs to the one that has to reverse the greater distance. If both must reverse exactly the same distance, preference is resolved in favor of the vehicle with the greater: 1st Width, 2nd Length and 3rd Maximum Authorized Mass (MAM), strictly respecting this sequence. Therefore, the options that alter this hierarchical order by putting length or mass first are incorrect under the regulations.

On an unsigned narrow section, if two vehicles of the same category meet and there is doubt or equality in the distance they must reverse, what criterion establishes priority of passage?

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