When a rigid truck approaches a narrow section where simultaneous crossing is not possible and where there is no priority signage, who goes first if a combined vehicle is approaching from the opposite direction?

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On narrow sections where two vehicles cannot pass at the same time in opposite directions and there is no express signage (such as signs R-5 and R-6), the one that entered first has right of way (Article 60(1) of the General Traffic Regulations). Only if there is doubt about that circumstance is the vehicle with greater maneuvering difficulty given priority, according to the order of precedence by vehicle type in Article 62, in which a combined vehicle takes precedence over a rigid truck. For that reason, greater maneuvering difficulty is not the general criterion, and still less is the vehicle that entered last, which is contrary to the rule.

When a rigid truck approaches a narrow section where simultaneous crossing is not possible and where there is no priority signage, who goes first if a combined vehicle is approaching from the opposite direction?

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