On a very narrow section of road without signage where it is impossible for two vehicles to pass simultaneously, who has the right of way?

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As a general rule established in traffic regulations, the order of priority in a narrow section is as follows: 1st. What the signs indicate (if any). 2nd. The vehicle that entered the narrow section first. 3rd. In case of doubt as to who entered first, the vehicle with greater difficulty maneuvering (trucks, buses, etc.). 4th. If they are of the same type, the one that has to reverse the greater distance. Therefore, in the absence of signs, the golden rule is 'the first one to enter has priority'.

On a very narrow section of road without signage where it is impossible for two vehicles to pass simultaneously, who has the right of way?

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