If a truck and a bus meet head-on on an unmarked narrow section and it is not clear which one entered first, which driver will be required to reverse?

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The General Traffic Regulations stipulate that at unmarked narrowings priority belongs to the vehicle that entered first. If there is doubt about the entry, the order of precedence based on the greater difficulty of maneuvering applies. In that regulatory order, vehicles intended for collective passenger transport (buses) rank 5th, having precedence over trucks, tractor units and vans (6th). Consequently, the bus has right of way and it is the truck that must reverse. The criterion of smaller width, weight or length applies only when vehicles of the same type meet.

If a truck and a bus meet head-on on an unmarked narrow section and it is not clear which one entered first, which driver will be required to reverse?

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