In this intersection with equal priority, in what position in the sequence will vehicle No. 3 go through?

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This question presents a classic 'blocking' scenario at an unmarked intersection, where the general rule of priority to the right applies. To solve it, we must analyze who has their right side clear step-by-step: Initially, the only one with no vehicle on their immediate right is Vehicle No. 1, so it advances to the center. However, upon turning, it finds Vehicle No. 3 on its right, so it must stop and yield. Since No. 1 has moved forward, Vehicle No. 2 no longer has an obstacle on its right, so it crosses the intersection fully (Passes 1st). Once No. 2 has passed, Vehicle No. 3 is clear (no longer having anyone on its right) and proceeds to cross (Passes 2nd). Finally, Vehicle No. 1 completes its turn. Therefore, Vehicle No. 3 passes in the second position.

In this intersection with equal priority, in what position in the sequence will vehicle No. 3 go through?

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