If two vehicles approach a narrow section where there is no signage regulating the right of way, which of them must go through first?

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When a section of the road is so narrow that the simultaneous passage of two vehicles traveling in opposite directions is impossible or very difficult, and there is no express signage (no officers, traffic lights or vertical signs such as R-5 or R-6), the vehicle that entered first has the right of way (General Traffic Regulations, Article 60(1)). Only in case of doubt about who entered first does the vehicle with the greatest maneuvering difficulties have the right of way, according to the order in Article That is why the answer is the vehicle that entered the narrowing first. Saying that the vehicle with the greater maneuvering difficulty goes first is incorrect, because that criterion applies only if there is doubt about who entered first. Nor does the bulkier or heavier vehicle go first just for being so: mass and dimensions only break the tie between vehicles of the same type in Article 62.

If two vehicles approach a narrow section where there is no signage regulating the right of way, which of them must go through first?

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