On a narrow bridge without priority signs, if a bus and a bicycle arrive simultaneously and cannot pass each other, who must reverse?

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In narrow passages without signage, when two vehicles cannot pass each other and arrived at the same time (or it is unknown who entered first), priority is granted based on vehicle type, prioritizing those with greater difficulty maneuvering. According to the order of preference established by regulations, buses (and trucks, etc.) have priority over cars and two-wheeled vehicles. Therefore, the lighter and easier-to-maneuver vehicle, in this case the bicycle, is the one that must reverse.

On a narrow bridge without priority signs, if a bus and a bicycle arrive simultaneously and cannot pass each other, who must reverse?

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