At an unmarked intersection where roads have equal priority, which vehicle will cross second applying the general rule?

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The correct answer is vehicle No.  To resolve priority situations at unmarked intersections, we must apply the general rule of yielding to the right. The sequence is determined by analyzing who has a clear path on their right: First (Vehicle 3): Crosses first because it has no vehicle on its right or its path does not conflict with a priority vehicle. Second (Vehicle 2): Once vehicle 3 has cleared the intersection, the obstacle is removed (or the priority chain advances), allowing vehicle 2 (which had to yield initially) to proceed as its path becomes clear. Third (Vehicle 1): Crosses last, as it had to yield to the previous vehicles. Therefore, after No. 3 passes, No. 2 is the next to have the right of way.

At an unmarked intersection where roads have equal priority, which vehicle will cross second applying the general rule?

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