On an unmarked narrow section where priority has not been determined and a bus and a truck enter at the same time, which of them has right of way?

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On narrow sections without signage regulating right of way, when two vehicles enter simultaneously, the regulatory order established in the General Traffic Regulations applies. In this scale, vehicles intended for collective passenger transport (buses) rank fifth in priority, while trucks, tractor units and vans rank sixth. Therefore, the bus has right of way and the truck must reverse. The criterion of reversing the greater distance is used only when vehicles of the same type meet.

On an unmarked narrow section where priority has not been determined and a bus and a truck enter at the same time, which of them has right of way?

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