If a bus and a truck enter a narrow section with no priority signage at the same time, which of them is required to reverse?

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On narrow sections where priority is not expressly regulated by signs and it cannot be determined which vehicle entered first, the General Traffic Regulations set an order of precedence based on maneuvering difficulty. On that scale, vehicles for collective passenger transport (such as buses) are in fifth place of priority, ahead of trucks, tractor units and vans, which are in sixth place. Therefore, since the bus has precedence, it is the truck that must reverse to yield. The criterion of greater maximum authorized mass is used only to break ties between vehicles of the same type.

If a bus and a truck enter a narrow section with no priority signage at the same time, which of them is required to reverse?

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