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YIELD
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Yield
What it means
Slow down and be ready to stop to let traffic, bicyclists, and pedestrians with the right-of-way go first.
Question 1
YIELD
What does a red YIELD sign require you to do?
Speed up to match traffic and merge ahead of the next car
Slow down and be ready to stop for anyone with the right-of-way
Always come to a full stop at the line, as you would at a STOP sign
Stop only when a police officer or crossing guard is directing traffic
Correct answer: Slow down and be ready to stop for anyone with the right-of-way
At a YIELD sign, slow down and be prepared to stop so that others with the right-of-way can pass first.
Source: Section 7: Laws and Rules of the Road – Signs
Question 2
YIELD
You approach this sign and the way is clear. What may you do?
Speed up to merge ahead of traffic
Wait for a green light to appear
Move forward slowly without stopping
Come to a complete stop every time
Correct answer: Move forward slowly without stopping
At a YIELD sign, slow down and give the right-of-way to crossing traffic; if the way is clear you may proceed without a full stop.
Source: Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings – Shapes of Signs
Question 3
YIELD
Which sign shape is used only for YIELD signs?
A diamond standing on one corner
A pennant pointing to the right
A triangle pointing down
An octagon with eight sides
Correct answer: A triangle pointing down
The downward-pointing triangle is used only for YIELD signs.
Source: Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings – Shapes of Signs
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