On a narrow pass without signage where simultaneous crossing is not possible, a car and a three-wheeled vehicle meet. In case of doubt as to who entered first, which vehicle must reverse?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, on narrow stretches without signage, if there is doubt about who entered first, priority is given to the vehicle with greater difficulty maneuvering based on an established hierarchy. In this order, passenger cars have the right of way over three-wheeled vehicles and motorcycles. Therefore, since the car has priority, the three-wheeled vehicle is obliged to reverse to clear the way.

On a narrow pass without signage where simultaneous crossing is not possible, a car and a three-wheeled vehicle meet. In case of doubt as to who entered first, which vehicle must reverse?

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