At this intersection without priority signs, which vehicle will cross in third and last place?

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To solve this scenario, we must apply the general right-of-way rule, which states that in the absence of signs, drivers must yield to vehicles approaching from their right. The order of passage is analyzed as follows: First (Vehicle 3): Crosses first because its path is clear relative to the others, or it has no vehicle on its right. Second (Vehicle 2): Once Vehicle 3 has crossed, Vehicle 2 is free to proceed as its right side becomes clear. Third (Vehicle 1): Must yield to Vehicle 2 (which is on its right or crossing its path). Therefore, Vehicle 1 must wait for the others to clear the intersection. Thus, Vehicle number 1 is the one to cross in third place.

At this intersection without priority signs, which vehicle will cross in third and last place?

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