At an ordinary uncontrolled junction of paved roads with equal priority, three vehicles arrive to go straight: a red car from west to east, a moped from north to south and a yellow van from east to west. Nobody approaches from the south. Who goes first?

Correct answer

The red car.

The red car. The described case uses priority for vehicles approaching from the right. The moped has the red car to its right; the yellow van has the moped to its right. No vehicle approaches the car from its right, from the south. The arrangement and conditions are described without relying on a missing image; do not generalise this rule to legal exceptions.