Yield Sign
What does it mean?
A yield sign is a type of traffic sign that instructs drivers to reduce their speed, halt if necessary, and yield to other vehicles and pedestrians. It is shaped like an inverted triangle and features the word “YIELD” inscribed in distinct calligraphy on the inside with a crimson border. This signs instructs drivers to look around carefully and analyze other traffic and pedestrians before merging and continuing their movement, resulting in safety and fewer crashes.




What does yield mean in driving?
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Facts About the Yield Sign
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Yield – means let other road users go first.
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Don’t forget about bicycles and pedestrians.
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Sifference with Stop signDrivers must come to a full stop, whereas yield signs require the driver only to slow down and yield the right-of-way. If the way is clear and it is safe to proceed, the driver can keep on driving.
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