At an unmarked intersection of equal priority, which vehicle will cross second according to regulations?

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In this situation, as it is an unmarked intersection, the general rule of giving way to the right applies. To determine who crosses second, we must establish the full sequence order:  First (Vehicle 1): Crosses first because it has no vehicle approaching from its right (or its path does not interfere with the priority vehicle).  Second (Vehicle 2): Must yield to Vehicle 1 approaching from its right. Once Vehicle 1 has crossed, its path becomes clear, and it can proceed.  Third (Vehicle 3): Must wait, as Vehicle 2 is approaching from its right. It can only cross after number 2 has done so. Therefore, the vehicle crossing the intersection in second place is number 2.

At an unmarked intersection of equal priority, which vehicle will cross second according to regulations?

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