On a narrow bridge where simultaneous crossing of two vehicles is not possible, which priority criterion must be applied first?

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The order of right-of-way in narrow passes and bridges is governed by a strict hierarchy: Signaling: Specific signaling always prevails (priority signs R-5 and R-6, traffic lights, or officers). Order of entry: If there are no signals, the vehicle that entered the section first has priority. Vehicle type: Only in case of doubt about who entered first, or if they arrived simultaneously, is priority applied to the vehicle with greater difficulty maneuvering (the larger/heavier one). Therefore, the rule that must be followed first is the signaling. Speed never grants priority in this case.

On a narrow bridge where simultaneous crossing of two vehicles is not possible, which priority criterion must be applied first?

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