In what order must the vehicles proceed through this intersection if there are no priority signs?

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The correct answer is 3, 2, This situation is governed by the general rule of priority, which states that in the absence of signs, drivers must yield to vehicles approaching from their right. Step-by-step analysis: Vehicle No. 3 (First): Proceed first because its right side is clear (or its path does not intersect with a priority vehicle). It does not need to yield to anyone. Vehicle No. 2 (Second): Must yield to Vehicle No. 3 because No. 3 is approaching from the right. Once No. 3 has passed, No. 2's right side is clear to proceed. Vehicle No. 1 (Last): Has Vehicle No. 2 on its right. Therefore, it must wait for No. 2 to clear the intersection before proceeding. Essentially, a chain of yielding is applied based on whoever has a vehicle on their right.

In what order must the vehicles proceed through this intersection if there are no priority signs?

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