Observing the graphic and priority signage, which vehicle will cross the intersection in third and last place?

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The order of passage in this type of intersection is resolved in two phases: Road Hierarchy: First, vehicles traveling on the road designated as the 'main road' (priority road sign) proceed. In this case, these are vehicles 1 and Vehicle 2 travels on the secondary road (having an implicit or explicit Yield or Stop sign), so it must wait for all vehicles on the main road to pass. Priority among equals: Between vehicles 1 and 3, who are on equal footing (both on the main road), the general rule of yielding to the right applies. Vehicle 1 has a clear right side following the path of the main road. Vehicle 3 has Vehicle 1 on its right. Order Conclusion: 1st: Vehicle 1 (Main road, clear right). 2nd: Vehicle 3 (Main road, yields to 1). 3rd: Vehicle 2 (Secondary road, yields to both).

Observing the graphic and priority signage, which vehicle will cross the intersection in third and last place?

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