When driving a truck on a narrow stretch with no signs that prevents simultaneous crossing, you meet head-on an animal-drawn vehicle and it is not known which entered first. Which driver is obliged to reverse?

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On narrow stretches without signs regulating the right of way, and when it cannot be determined which vehicle entered first, the General Traffic Regulations set a strict order of precedence between different types of vehicles. In this scale, animal-drawn vehicles are in third place, while trucks, tractor units and vans are in sixth place. As the animal-drawn vehicle has higher priority, the truck driver is obliged to reverse in all cases, regardless of whether it carries cargo or is traveling with no load.

When driving a truck on a narrow stretch with no signs that prevents simultaneous crossing, you meet head-on an animal-drawn vehicle and it is not known which entered first. Which driver is obliged to reverse?

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