If the blue car, the yellow car and the truck in the picture all reach the intersection at the same moment, in what sequence should they go?

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Why

When vehicles arrive together, each driver yields to the vehicle on the right. Nobody is to the yellow car's right, so it goes first; the blue car, with the yellow car on its right, goes next; and the truck, which has the blue car on its right and is turning left, goes last.

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Topic: Right-of-way   License: Car permit

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• Michigan: Road Rules

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