In this intersection of equal importance, which vehicle will cross third applying the general right-of-way rule?

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In intersections where there are no signs regulating right-of-way, drivers must follow the general priority rule, which states that you must yield to vehicles approaching from the right. Analyzing the situation to determine the order of action: Vehicle 1 goes first because it has no vehicle approaching from its right (or its path does not intersect with the one that does). Once the first vehicle has passed, Vehicle 3 now has a clear right side, so it crosses second. Finally, Vehicle 2 (red car) must yield to Vehicle 3 because it is approaching from the right. Therefore, Vehicle 2 crosses in the third and last place.

In this intersection of equal importance, which vehicle will cross third applying the general right-of-way rule?

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