In this unmarked intersection, analyzing the trajectories, which vehicle will cross in the third and final place?

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At unmarked intersections, the general rule of giving way to the right applies. To determine the order, we must identify who has a clear path to their right: First place (Vehicle 2): Crosses first because it has no vehicle approaching from its right. Second place (Vehicle 3): Once Vehicle 2 has cleared the intersection, Vehicle 3 no longer has obstacles on its right, so it proceeds to cross. Third place (Vehicle 1): Must yield to both the vehicle approaching from its right and those coming from the opposite direction if turning left. Therefore, it is the last to cross. The correct answer is vehicle number 1.

In this unmarked intersection, analyzing the trajectories, which vehicle will cross in the third and final place?

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