On a narrow roadway, when two vehicles from opposite directions cannot pass together at the same time:
- Right of way is given to a vehicle transporting more than 8 passengers.
- Whoever arrives first has right of way.
- The faster vehicle has right of way.
- Correct answer: Both vehicles must keep as much as possible to the right and even pull into the “hard shoulders”.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Both vehicles must keep as much as possible to the right and even pull into the “hard shoulders”.
When a road is too narrow for two oncoming vehicles to pass at the same time, neither one gets right of way, not the faster vehicle, not the one arriving first, and not one carrying many passengers. Both drivers share the duty to keep as far right as possible, even pulling onto the hard shoulder if needed, so they can pass safely. Slow down while doing so.