Observing the hierarchy of signs in the image, which vehicle will cross the intersection third?

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To solve this priority situation, we must divide the crossing into two phases: first the vehicles on the main (priority) road, and then those on the secondary road. Main Road (Vehicles 1 and 3): They have priority over the others. Between them, vehicle No. 1 goes straight and No. 3 turns left. According to the rule, the vehicle turning left must yield to the one coming from the opposite direction on the same priority road. Therefore, Vehicle No. 1 goes 1st and Vehicle No. 3 goes 2nd. Secondary Road (Vehicles 2 and 4): Once the main road is clear, these vehicles proceed. We apply the right-hand priority rule between them. Vehicle No. 4 is to the right of Vehicle No. 2 (or Vehicle No. 2 crosses No. 4's path while turning left). Consequently, No. 4 has priority over No.  Conclusion: The order is 1, 3, 4, and The vehicle crossing third is number 4.

Observing the hierarchy of signs in the image, which vehicle will cross the intersection third?

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