Observing the image of this unsigned intersection, what is the correct order in which the vehicles must pass?

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In this situation, the general rule of priority (right of way to the right) applies, as there are no signs indicating otherwise. The order is established by clearing the way for the vehicle that has no obstacles on its right: Vehicle No. 1 (violet) is the only one that has no vehicle on its right. Therefore, it has absolute priority and crosses first. Vehicle No. 3 (yellow) has vehicle No. 1 on its right, so it must wait. Once No. 1 has passed, its right side becomes clear, and it can cross second. Vehicle No. 2 (red) has vehicle No. 3 on its right. It must yield and wait for it to cross, passing last. The fact that vehicle 2 is turning left reinforces its obligation to yield, but the primary rule here is the relative position of the vehicles to the right.

Observing the image of this unsigned intersection, what is the correct order in which the vehicles must pass?

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