Practice question

When does a YIELD sign require a complete stop?

  1. Every time, for at least three seconds
  2. Only when stopping is needed to let traffic with the right-of-way cross first
  3. Only when a police officer is watching
  4. Never, because yield always means keep moving

Answer: B — Only when stopping is needed to let traffic with the right-of-way cross first

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