Question 5405
On sections of road that are so narrow that two vehicles cannot pass each other, the right-of-way belongs to the vehicle that...
- has less difficulty maneuvering.
- is traveling downhill.
- enters the narrow passage first.
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Correct answer: enters the narrow passage first.
Without signs controlling who goes first, the vehicle that entered the narrow section first has the right-of-way. If there is doubt about that, the vehicle that has more difficulty maneuvering goes first, not the one that has less. Going downhill does not give a vehicle the right-of-way. In the image, sign only warns that the road narrows, and the blue passenger car, which is already on the bridge, goes before the gray one.