Observing the signaling and trajectories, which vehicle will cross the intersection in third place?

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To solve this priority scenario, we must divide the vehicles into two groups: those on the main road (with priority) and those on the secondary road. Main Road (Vehicles 4 and 2): They go first. Between them, vehicle 4 has priority (goes 1st) because it is driving straight, while vehicle 2 is turning left and must yield to oncoming traffic (goes 2nd). Secondary Road (Vehicles 1 and 3): They go afterwards. Between them, general priority rules apply. The truck (vehicle 1) is going straight and has priority over vehicle 3, which is turning left across the truck's path. Vehicle 3 must yield to the truck. Therefore, the truck (vehicle 1) will cross the intersection in third place, leaving vehicle 3 to cross last.

Observing the signaling and trajectories, which vehicle will cross the intersection in third place?

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