Practice question
A row of white yield triangles is painted before a crosswalk with a YIELD HERE TO PEDESTRIANS sign. What should you do when a pedestrian is crossing?
- Stop or yield at the triangles, leaving the crosswalk clear
- Stop on the crosswalk for a closer view
- Drive past the triangles and yield only at the curb line
- Ignore the triangles because only signs matter
Answer: A — Stop or yield at the triangles, leaving the crosswalk clear
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