Suppose the three vehicles in the picture all reach the intersection at the same moment. In what order should they go?

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Why

When vehicles arrive together, each driver yields to the vehicle on the right, so the blue car lets the yellow car, which approaches from its right, go first. The truck is turning left, so it must wait for the oncoming yellow car and for the blue car on its right, which leaves it last.

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Topic: Right-of-way   License: Car permit

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• Virginia: Road Rules

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