A moped and a car arrive at the same time at a road narrowing where right of way is not signposted. Which vehicle will go first?
Right of way
In situations of narrowing without signage, the car has the right of way because it is a larger vehicle with greater maneuverability than a moped.
Explanation
In a situation where a **moped** and a **car** arrive at the same time at a narrowing without priority signage, the **car** has the right of way to go first. This is because, according to the rules of priority for driving in narrow areas, **cars** have priority over **mopeds**.
The order of priority establishes that cars and car-derived vehicles are above two-wheeled mopeds. Therefore, in the absence of signs and if both vehicles arrive at the same time, the car will go first.
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