At this intersection of equal priority, in what order of the sequence will vehicle No. 1 complete the crossing?

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The correct answer is 3 (it crosses third). At uncontrolled intersections, the general rule of priority to the right applies, but making a left turn changes the situation dynamically: Vehicle No. 1 (truck) starts first as it has no one on its immediate right, but upon reaching the center of the intersection to turn, it finds Vehicle No. 3 on its right. It must stop and yield. By moving to the center, No. 1 has cleared the right side for Vehicle No. Therefore, Vehicle No. 2 crosses first. Once No. 2 passes, Vehicle No. 3 (who was waiting for No. 2) is clear to go and crosses second. Finally, Vehicle No. 1 completes its turn in third place once the road is clear.

At this intersection of equal priority, in what order of the sequence will vehicle No. 1 complete the crossing?

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