At an intersection with no right-of-way signs, which of the vehicles will cross first?

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The general traffic regulations establish that at intersections with no signs regulating the right of way (such as vertical signs, road markings or traffic lights), drivers are required to yield to vehicles approaching from their right. In this scenario, the yellow van has the moped on its right and must yield to it; in turn, the moped has the red passenger car on its right and must yield to it. Since the red passenger car has its right-hand path completely clear, it is the one with the right of way and will cross first.

At an intersection with no right-of-way signs, which of the vehicles will cross first?

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