On a narrow bridge without priority signs, an agricultural tractor and a motorcycle with a sidecar meet. If crossing is impossible, who must reverse?

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In narrow sections without express signage, the vehicle that entered first has priority. If there is doubt about who entered first, the regulations establish a priority order among the different types of vehicles. According to this order, special vehicles such as agricultural tractors have priority over motorcycles with sidecars. Therefore, the motorcycle with a sidecar must reverse to allow passage.

On a narrow bridge without priority signs, an agricultural tractor and a motorcycle with a sidecar meet. If crossing is impossible, who must reverse?

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