On a narrow section where two vehicles traveling in opposite directions cannot pass each other at the same time and there is no right-of-way signage, who has the right of way?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, on narrow sections where two vehicles traveling in opposite directions cannot pass at the same time and there is no express signage (such as signs R-5 and R-6), the right of way always belongs to the vehicle that entered first. The order of priority based on greater maneuvering difficulty (special vehicles, combined vehicles, buses, trucks, passenger cars, etc.) applies only on a subsidiary basis, that is, solely and exclusively when there is doubt as to which of the two vehicles entered first.

On a narrow section where two vehicles traveling in opposite directions cannot pass each other at the same time and there is no right-of-way signage, who has the right of way?

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