On a narrow road section without priority signs where two vehicles of the same type meet and cannot pass simultaneously, who must reverse?

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On narrow road sections without signs, the right of way is governed by general traffic regulations. When two vehicles of the same type meet (in this case, two identical cars) and priority cannot be determined by who entered first, the vehicle that would have to reverse the greater distance to find a passing point has priority. Consequently, the driver required to reverse is the one who has the shorter distance to travel backwards.

On a narrow road section without priority signs where two vehicles of the same type meet and cannot pass simultaneously, who must reverse?

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