On a narrow section where they cannot pass each other at the same time, with a passenger car and a moped having arrived simultaneously, how must the person riding the moped act with sign R-5 facing them?

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Sign R-5 ('Priority to oncoming traffic') prohibits entering a narrow passage unless it is possible to pass through it without forcing vehicles traveling in the opposite direction to stop. Consequently, the moped, which has the sign facing it, must refrain from entering if its passage forces the passenger car to stop. Thinking that you must always yield to the passenger car is a mistake: passenger cars do not have absolute precedence over other vehicles; in a narrowing, signs come first. Going first because the sign gives it priority is also a mistake: the red arrow on its side indicates that it must yield, and the priority belongs to the oncoming direction (black arrow).

On a narrow section where they cannot pass each other at the same time, with a passenger car and a moped having arrived simultaneously, how must the person riding the moped act with sign R-5 facing them?

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