On an unmarked narrow section where two vehicles cannot pass each other at the same time, if the passenger car enters first, which vehicle has the right of way?

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On narrow sections of the roadway that have no express signage regulating the right of way and where two vehicles cannot pass each other at the same time, the traffic regulations establish as the first rule that the vehicle that entered first has the right of way. In this case, since the passenger car entered the narrowing first, it is the one that has the right of way. The order of priority according to the type of vehicle applies only on a subsidiary basis, that is, when there is justified doubt as to which of the two vehicles entered first.

On an unmarked narrow section where two vehicles cannot pass each other at the same time, if the passenger car enters first, which vehicle has the right of way?

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