At an unmarked intersection, which vehicle will cross the intersection second according to the general right-of-way rule?

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The correct answer is Vehicle  Step-by-step explanation: In intersections where there are no signs regulating priority (such as traffic lights or yield signs), the general right-hand rule applies. This means every driver must yield to vehicles approaching from their right. The crossing order is resolved as follows:  1st Place Vehicle 1: Looking to its right, there are no approaching vehicles. Therefore, it does not have to yield to anyone and crosses first.  2nd Place Vehicle 3: Has Vehicle 1 on its right. It must wait for Vehicle 1 to pass. Once Vehicle 1 has crossed, its path is clear to proceed.  3rd Place Vehicle 2: Has Vehicle 3 on its right. It must wait for Vehicle 3 to cross before it can proceed.

At an unmarked intersection, which vehicle will cross the intersection second according to the general right-of-way rule?

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