Specify the order of passing the intersection

Explanation

The bus and the horse-drawn carriage together, then the truck. This intersection has neither priority signs nor traffic lights, so it is an intersection of equal roads and the right-hand rule applies: each driver gives way to the vehicle approaching from their right. The bus and the carriage travel on the same road in the same direction, their paths do not cross, so they pass together; the truck enters from the crossing road with both of them on its right, so it must yield to both. The point of the question is the carriage: a horse-drawn vehicle counts as a vehicle in law and its driver has the same rights and duties — size, speed and engine power play no part in priority.

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