On a narrow unsignposted stretch where they cannot cross at the same time, if a bus and a passenger car enter at the same time from opposite directions, which of the two drivers is required to reverse?

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On a narrow unsignposted stretch, the vehicle that entered first has priority; if there is doubt about who entered first, or they arrive at the same time, the order of precedence among types of vehicles applies for when one has to reverse (General Traffic Regulations, Articles 60(1) and 62). In that order, collective passenger transport vehicles, such as buses, come before passenger cars, so it is the passenger car driver who must back up to let the bus pass. The distance that would have to be reversed decides only between vehicles of the same type or not listed, which is not the case of a bus and a passenger car.

On a narrow unsignposted stretch where they cannot cross at the same time, if a bus and a passenger car enter at the same time from opposite directions, which of the two drivers is required to reverse?

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