At an unmarked intersection where the general rule applies, which vehicle will cross the intersection third?

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To resolve priority situations at unmarked intersections, we must apply the general rule of yielding to the right. The order of crossing is established as follows:  First (No. 1): The heavy vehicle has its right side clear (no one is approaching from that side), so it has absolute priority to proceed.  Second (No. 2): The violet car has the heavy vehicle on its right. It must wait for it to pass. Once No. 1 has crossed, No. 2's right side becomes clear, and it can proceed.  Third (No. 3): The white car has the violet car on its right. It must yield. It can only cross once No. 2 has cleared the intersection. Therefore, the vehicle that crosses third and last is number 3.

At an unmarked intersection where the general rule applies, which vehicle will cross the intersection third?

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