On an unsigned narrow section where two trucks of the same type meet head-on and it is not known which one entered first, which of them has right of way?

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On narrowings that have no express priority signage, the General Traffic Regulations determine that passage is resolved in the following order: first, the vehicle that entered the section earlier; second, if there is doubt about who entered first, the vehicle with the greater maneuvering difficulty has right of way (following the legal catalog of vehicle types); third, if they are identical vehicles or of the same category, priority goes to the one that must reverse a greater distance; and finally, in the case of a tie in distance, the one with the greater width, length or maximum authorized mass (MAM) prevails. Therefore, with two identical trucks, priority belongs to the one that would have to reverse the greater distance.

On an unsigned narrow section where two trucks of the same type meet head-on and it is not known which one entered first, which of them has right of way?

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