If two trucks enter an unmarked narrow section at the same time, and one of them has a trailer attached, which of the two has right of way?

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At an unmarked narrowing, priority belongs to the vehicle that entered first. If they arrive at the same time or there is doubt, the regulatory order of precedence established by traffic regulations prevails. In that hierarchical scale, combined vehicles (such as a truck with a trailer) rank second, having precedence over individual rigid trucks, which rank sixth. The criterion of the greater reversing distance is applied only as a tiebreaker when two vehicles of the same category meet.

If two trucks enter an unmarked narrow section at the same time, and one of them has a trailer attached, which of the two has right of way?

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