A driver approaching this sign is being told to:

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Why

At a YIELD sign you must reduce speed and let pedestrians and the traffic you are crossing or joining go first. If nobody is coming you can keep moving, but you have to stop whenever others have the right-of-way.

Tip A full stop at a YIELD sign is required only when traffic or pedestrians make it necessary.

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Topic: Regulatory signs   License: Car permit

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• Sign Shapes, Colors and Rules

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