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In this situation, we are at an intersection without any vertical signage or road markings regulating the right of way. In the absence of signage, the general rule of priority to the right applies, which obliges us to give way to the grey vehicle approaching from our right. Proceeding first is incorrect because we do not have priority at this intersection. The option to stop is also not correct, as a mandatory stop would only be imposed by a mandatory stop sign (Stop), which does not exist at this location; the general rule only requires us to give way, adjusting speed or stopping only if strictly necessary to allow the other vehicle to pass.