Practice question

What does a "Yield" sign instruct drivers to do?

  1. Stop completely before proceeding
  2. Proceed with caution and give right of way
  3. Go faster to merge
  4. Turn left only

Answer: B — Proceed with caution and give right of way

A "Yield" sign instructs drivers to proceed with caution and give right of way to any vehicles or pedestrians in the intersection or lane that they are approaching. This means that if there are other road users present, the driver must slow down or stop if necessary to allow them to pass safely before continuing on their route. The purpose of the yield sign is to ensure a smooth flow of traffic while maintaining safety by allowing those who have the right of way to go first. When approaching a yield sign, it's important for drivers to be aware of their surroundings and make quick judgments about the traffic conditions. The yield sign does not require a complete stop unless other traffic demands it, so drivers should be prepared to adjust their speed appropriately. This promotes safe driving practices while keeping traffic moving efficiently.

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