If two trucks under a special transport regime that require authorization to travel meet on a bridge whose roadway is less than 6 meters wide, are they allowed to pass each other?

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The traffic regulations strictly prohibit vehicles that require special authorization to travel from passing each other on bridges if the roadway is less than 6 meters wide. The regulations require a margin of at least 3 meters of road width for each of the vehicles involved in the crossing. If two special transports happen to meet at this type of narrow passage, they must not advance at the same time; the vehicle that encounters yield signage or priority signage for the opposite direction at its end must reverse to let the other one through.

If two trucks under a special transport regime that require authorization to travel meet on a bridge whose roadway is less than 6 meters wide, are they allowed to pass each other?

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