In this intersection of equal priority, which vehicle will cross second?

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The correct answer is the tractor. At intersections where there are no signs regulating priority (intersections of equal priority), drivers must follow the general right-hand rule. The crossing order is resolved as follows: The violet car goes first because it is the only one with a clear right side. Once the violet car crosses, the tractor's right side becomes clear, allowing it to cross second. The red car crosses last, as it had to yield to the tractor approaching from its right.

In this intersection of equal priority, which vehicle will cross second?

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