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The red car.
The red car, because it approaches from the van’s right. In the absence of a priority sign, Article 57 requires yielding to vehicles approaching from the right, subject to its exceptions. Vehicle size and sounding the horn do not grant priority. Even with priority, check that passage is safe.
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The yellow van, because it is larger.
The red car.
Whoever sounds the horn first.
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