yield sign
Plural
yield signs
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a traffic sign that indicates drivers must give the right of way to vehicles from another direction
A yield sign is a traffic sign that tells drivers to slow down and give the right of way to other vehicles or pedestrians before proceeding. The sign is typically triangular with a red border and white or yellow background. When approaching a yield sign, drivers must check for other road users and only proceed when it is safe to do so. The goal of a yield sign is to reduce the risk of accidents by managing the flow of traffic at busy or merging areas without requiring a complete stop.
- When you approach a yield sign, you should slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary.
- The yield sign at the intersection reminded drivers to be cautious and yield to oncoming traffic.
- It is important to obey the yield sign to avoid accidents and maintain traffic flow.
- Drivers must yield at a yield sign even if they have a green light, if turning would conflict with oncoming traffic.
- Look carefully for pedestrians and cyclists near a yield sign, as they also have the right of way in some situations.