If a passenger car and a moped traveling in opposite directions arrive at the same time at a narrow bridge where they cannot pass each other simultaneously and there is no priority signage, which of them must cross first?

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On narrow sections with no specific signage where two vehicles cannot pass simultaneously and there is doubt about which entered first (or they arrive at the same time), the traffic regulations give priority to the vehicle with the greater difficulty of maneuver, in the order set by the General Traffic Regulations. In this order of priorities, passenger cars rank ahead of two-wheeled vehicles (such as mopeds, motorcycles and bicycles). Therefore, the passenger car has priority and will pass first. The speed at which either vehicle approaches never grants priority.

If a passenger car and a moped traveling in opposite directions arrive at the same time at a narrow bridge where they cannot pass each other simultaneously and there is no priority signage, which of them must cross first?

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