In a narrow pass without signs, where simultaneous crossing of two vehicles is not possible, who has the right of way?

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The general rule (Article 60 of the General Traffic Regulations) establishes a clear order of priority for narrow sections without signs: The vehicle that entered the narrow section first has priority. Only in case of doubt as to who entered first (or simultaneous entry) does the criterion of the vehicle with greater maneuvering difficulty (the largest or heaviest according to the official list) apply. Therefore, the answer 'The larger vehicle' would be incorrect if another vehicle was already inside, and 'The faster vehicle' is never a priority criterion.

In a narrow pass without signs, where simultaneous crossing of two vehicles is not possible, who has the right of way?

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