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The red car.
At this unmarked intersection, the vehicle that must go first is the red car. Where there are no signs regulating priority, the general rule requires the driver to give way to vehicles approaching from the right. This rule applies regardless of the type of vehicle. In this case, the red car does not have to give way to any other vehicle and will therefore go first of the three.
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The red car.
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The moped.
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