While driving a bus, you come to a narrow passage that prevents crossing at the same time with a passenger car coming the other way. With no signage, and in doubt about which of the two entered first, which vehicle is required to reverse?

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On narrow sections without specific priority signs, the general rule provides that the vehicle that entered first has priority. However, when there is doubt about which one entered first, the order of precedence established in the General Traffic Regulations applies. On that regulatory scale, vehicles intended for collective passenger transport (buses) are in fifth place of priority, while passenger cars are in seventh. Therefore, the bus has the right of way over the passenger car, and the latter is the one required to reverse.

While driving a bus, you come to a narrow passage that prevents crossing at the same time with a passenger car coming the other way. With no signage, and in doubt about which of the two entered first, which vehicle is required to reverse?

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