Observing the trajectory of the vehicles at this unmarked intersection, which vehicle has priority to cross first?

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The correct answer is vehicle No. At intersections without signs regulating the right of way, the general rule of priority to the right applies. The order of passage analysis is as follows: Vehicle No. 1 (Goes 1st): It is the only vehicle with its right side clear (no one is approaching from the right) and its path does not interfere with a higher priority user. Therefore, it moves first. Vehicle No. 3 (Goes 2nd): Initially, it has vehicle No. 1 on its right, so it must yield. Once No. 1 has crossed, its right side becomes clear, and it can proceed. Vehicle No. 2 (Goes 3rd): Must wait for the other vehicles to clear the intersection, either due to the right-hand rule or, if turning left, because it must yield to oncoming traffic or vehicles on its right during the turn.

Observing the trajectory of the vehicles at this unmarked intersection, which vehicle has priority to cross first?

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