Which vehicle has the right of way to cross the intersection first?

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To solve this situation correctly, we must prioritize based on signs and maneuvers: Priority Road Identification: Looking at the supplementary panel on the priority sign, we see the main road (thick line) curves. Both the cyclist (number 3) and vehicle (number 1) are traveling on this priority road. Vehicle (number 2) is on a secondary road and must yield to both. Turning Rule: Now we must decide who goes first between 1 and Although both are on the main road, vehicle 1 intends to turn left, crossing the cyclist's path. The general rule states that, given equal priority, the vehicle turning left must yield to oncoming traffic going straight. Therefore, the cyclist (3) crosses first as they are going straight on the priority road, followed by vehicle 1, and finally vehicle 2.

Which vehicle has the right of way to cross the intersection first?

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