Observing the priority signage, which vehicle will cross the intersection second?

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To determine the correct crossing order, we must analyze the signage hierarchy and the maneuvers of each vehicle: Main vs. Secondary Road: The cyclist (3) and vehicle (1) are traveling on the priority road (main road). Vehicle (2) is on a cross street without priority (must yield), so it will be the last (3rd) to cross. Priority on the Main Road: We must decide who goes first between vehicle (1) and the cyclist (3). Both are on the priority road, but vehicle (1) intends to turn left. The general rule states that when turning left, you must yield to vehicles approaching from the opposite direction on the same road going straight. Final Crossing Order: 1st. The cyclist (3) (going straight on the main road). 2nd. Vehicle (1) (crosses after the cyclist upon completing the turn). 3rd. Vehicle (2) (waits for the main road to clear). Therefore, the vehicle crossing second is number 1.

Observing the priority signage, which vehicle will cross the intersection second?

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