Correct answer
The yellow vehicle.
At this unmarked junction, priority is determined by the general rule that way must be given to all vehicles approaching from the right. This means that, in the absence of traffic signs, drivers must give way to vehicles approaching from their right. In the image, the yellow vehicle has priority because it is to the right of the other two vehicles, the blue and the red. The red vehicle must give way to the yellow vehicle, and the blue vehicle must give way to both the yellow and red vehicles, as both are approaching from its right.
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The blue vehicle.
The yellow vehicle.
The red vehicle.
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