If a bus and a truck meet head-on in an unsigned narrow section of the road, and it is not known which entered first, which of the two is required to reverse to let the other pass?

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In narrowings of the roadway with no specific signage and where there is doubt about which vehicle entered first, the General Traffic Regulations establish an order of precedence based on maneuvering difficulty. On that regulatory scale, vehicles intended for collective passenger transport (buses, in 5th place) have priority over trucks, tractor units and vans (in 6th place). Since the bus has the right of way at the crossing, the truck is required to reverse to let it pass. It is essential to read the question carefully: it does not ask who has priority, but who must carry out the reversing maneuver.

If a bus and a truck meet head-on in an unsigned narrow section of the road, and it is not known which entered first, which of the two is required to reverse to let the other pass?

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