In this intersection situation with roads of equal priority, which vehicle has the right of way to cross first?

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To solve this situation, we must apply the general right-of-way rule. At unmarked intersections or where roads are of equal rank, drivers are required to yield to vehicles approaching from their right. Analysis of the crossing order: Vehicle 1: Looking at its right side, we see it is clear (no one is approaching). Therefore, it is the only one that does not need to yield and will cross first. Vehicle 2: Has Vehicle 1 on its right, so it must wait for Vehicle 1 to pass. Vehicle 3: Has Vehicle 2 on its right, making it the last one to have priority. Even though Vehicle 1 and Vehicle 3 might not cross paths directly, the order is strictly established by the 'clear right' rule.

In this intersection situation with roads of equal priority, which vehicle has the right of way to cross first?

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