Considering the signage and trajectories, what is the correct order of passage for the vehicles at this intersection?

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To solve this scenario, we must apply two priority rules in steps. Road Hierarchy: Vehicles travelling on the main/priority road (cyclist 3 and vehicle 1) have right of way over those entering from the secondary road (vehicle 2). Therefore, vehicle 2 will be the last to cross. Turning Maneuver: Now we must determine the order between 1 and Both are on the priority road, but vehicle 1 intends to turn left. The rule states that when turning left, you must yield to vehicles approaching from the opposite direction on the same road that are going straight (or turning right). Conclusion: The cyclist (3) goes first because they are going straight on the main road. Vehicle (1) goes second after yielding to the cyclist. Vehicle (2) goes last as it is on the non-priority road.

Considering the signage and trajectories, what is the correct order of passage for the vehicles at this intersection?

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