At an intersection with no priority signs, which of the vehicles shown has priority to go first?

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As a general traffic rule, at intersections where there is no signage that expressly regulates the right of way (traffic lights, vertical signs or road markings), drivers are required to yield to vehicles approaching from their right. Applying this rule to the situation shown: The green passenger car has the tractor on its right, so it must yield to it. The tractor has the blue passenger car on its right, so it must stop or yield to it. The blue passenger car has its right-hand path completely free of traffic. Therefore, it is the blue vehicle that must start crossing and go first.

At an intersection with no priority signs, which of the vehicles shown has priority to go first?

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