If you are driving a truck and arrive at the same time as a three-wheeled vehicle at a narrow section that does not allow the two to pass each other, which of the two has the right of way?

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At narrowings of the roadway that do not allow two vehicles to pass each other at the same time, priority is governed first by road signs (signs R-5 and R-6 or traffic lights) and by the instructions of traffic officers. In the absence of signage regulating the passage, the vehicle that entered first goes first. If there is doubt about who entered first (simultaneous arrival), the regulatory order of precedence by type of vehicle under the General Traffic Regulations comes into play. In that hierarchy, trucks, tractor units and vans are in position 6, while three-wheeled vehicles are in position The truck therefore has priority over the three-wheeled vehicle, as long as there is no contrary signage giving the right of way to the latter.

If you are driving a truck and arrive at the same time as a three-wheeled vehicle at a narrow section that does not allow the two to pass each other, which of the two has the right of way?

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