At this unmarked intersection, which vehicle will cross the road in third place?

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At intersections where there is no signage regulating right of way (intersections of equal priority), drivers must comply with the general priority rule: yield to vehicles approaching from the right. To determine the crossing order, look for the vehicle with a clear right side: The violet car is the only one with no vehicle on its right, so it goes first. Once the violet car has crossed, the tractor now has a clear right side (previously occupied by the violet car), so it crosses second. Finally, the red car, which had to yield to the tractor (located on its right), will cross the road third.

At this unmarked intersection, which vehicle will cross the road in third place?

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