In the absence of signs and on a section of the road where, due to its narrowness, the simultaneous passage of a car and a motorcycle is impossible, who will pass first if both have arrived at the same time?

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In narrow, unmarked sections where simultaneous passage is impossible, the vehicle that entered first will have priority. In case of doubt about who entered first, priority is governed by the order established in the regulations. According to this order, cars have the right of way over motorcycles.

In the absence of signs and on a section of the road where, due to its narrowness, the simultaneous passage of a car and a motorcycle is impossible, who will pass first if both have arrived at the same time?

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