When approaching a narrow section with a bus where two vehicles cannot cross at the same time, and meeting a passenger car coming the other way with no right-of-way signage, which of them must pass first?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish a very clear tiered rule for unsigned narrowings: priority belongs first to the vehicle that entered the section first. Only if there is doubt about which of them entered earlier (or in case of simultaneous arrival) does the table of precedence according to greater maneuvering difficulty apply, in which the bus would indeed have priority over the passenger car. Since the primary rule is prior entry, the correct option is the one that gives passage to the vehicle that entered first.

When approaching a narrow section with a bus where two vehicles cannot cross at the same time, and meeting a passenger car coming the other way with no right-of-way signage, which of them must pass first?

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