In an unmarked narrow section, the simultaneous passage of a bus and a motorcycle is not possible and one of them is obliged to reverse. Who will pass first if there are doubts about which vehicle arrived first?

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In unmarked narrow sections where simultaneous passage is impossible, the vehicle that entered first has priority. If there are doubts about who entered first, the regulations establish an order of preference based on the difficulty of maneuvering. In this order, vehicles intended for the collective transport of passengers (buses) have priority over motorcycles. Therefore, the motorcycle must reverse to yield.

In an unmarked narrow section, the simultaneous passage of a bus and a motorcycle is not possible and one of them is obliged to reverse. Who will pass first if there are doubts about which vehicle arrived first?

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