When approaching an unsignposted narrow section at the controls of a truck, you meet at the same time an animal-drawn vehicle. How must you proceed?

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On a narrow passage with no specific priority signage, the right of way belongs to the vehicle that entered first. If both arrive at the same time or there is doubt about who entered first, the regulatory order based on the greater maneuvering difficulty applies. In that official hierarchy, animal-drawn vehicles are in third place, while trucks, tractor units and vans are in sixth place. Therefore, the truck driver is required to yield to the animal-drawn vehicle.

When approaching an unsignposted narrow section at the controls of a truck, you meet at the same time an animal-drawn vehicle. How must you proceed?

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