In this unmarked intersection, and considering the trajectory of the vehicles, what is the correct order of passage?

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The correct answer is the order 2, 3, This scenario illustrates a specific right-of-way resolution involving a left turn at an unmarked intersection: General Rule: At unmarked intersections, drivers must yield to vehicles approaching from their right. Initially, Vehicle 1 is the only one with a clear right side, so it initiates the movement. The Wait: Vehicle 1 enters the intersection but must stop in the center because it intends to turn left. By turning left, it must yield to Vehicle 3 (oncoming traffic or now on its right side). Clearance: Since Vehicle 1 has moved into the intersection, the path to the right of Vehicle 2 is effectively cleared. Therefore, Vehicle 2 goes first. Chain Reaction: Once Vehicle 2 has passed, the right side of Vehicle 3 becomes clear. Thus, Vehicle 3 goes second. Completion: Finally, with the intersection clear of other traffic, Vehicle 1 completes its turn and proceeds third.

In this unmarked intersection, and considering the trajectory of the vehicles, what is the correct order of passage?

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