At this unmarked intersection, applying the general priority rule, which vehicle will cross the intersection third?

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To solve this scenario, we must apply the general right-of-way rule (yield to the right) established for unmarked intersections. The order of passing is determined as follows: Vehicle No. 1 goes first: Observing the intersection, it is the only one with no vehicle approaching from its right side (its right is clear). Vehicle No. 2 goes second: Once vehicle 1 has crossed, the right side of vehicle 2 becomes clear, allowing it to proceed. Vehicle No. 3 goes third: It must wait for vehicle 2 to pass, as vehicle 2 is approaching from its right and constitutes an obstacle according to the regulations. Therefore, the correct answer is vehicle 3, which is the last to cross after yielding to the others.

At this unmarked intersection, applying the general priority rule, which vehicle will cross the intersection third?

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