If, while driving a truck, we arrive at the same time as a motorcycle without a sidecar at an unmarked narrow section that does not allow simultaneous passage, which of the two vehicles has the right of way?

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At narrowings of the roadway where there is no express signage regulating the right of way, priority always belongs to the vehicle that entered first. In case of doubt or if they enter at the same time, the General Traffic Regulations lay down an order of precedence based on the greater difficulty of maneuvering. On that scale, trucks, tractor units and vans rank sixth, while two-wheeled motorcycles, mopeds and bicycles are in last place (tenth), since they are considered the vehicles easiest to maneuver. Therefore, the truck will go first.

If, while driving a truck, we arrive at the same time as a motorcycle without a sidecar at an unmarked narrow section that does not allow simultaneous passage, which of the two vehicles has the right of way?

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