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A vehicle at a yield sign must stop and allow all other vehicles to pass before proceeding.
False
At intersections without signs or signals, you must always yield to vehicles coming from your left.
False
When approaching a yield sign, you should adjust your speed based on the visibility and road conditions.
True
If road conditions are slippery, you should increase your speed when approaching a yield sign.
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You must always come to a complete stop at a yield sign, regardless of traffic or pedestrians.
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At an intersection without signs or signals, if A yields to B, it means A is positioned to the right of B.
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In an uncontrolled intersection, the driver on the left (vehicle A) always has the right-of-way.
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When exiting from service roads, alleys, parking lots, and driveways, it is acceptable to enter an intersection even if you cannot completely clear it.
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A driver turning left across the path of an approaching vehicle can turn left as long as they signal their intention.
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In parking lots with intersections without signs or signals, the right-of-way rules do not apply.
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In one-lane traffic circles or roundabouts, Vehicle A is considered to be in the proper location.
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When at an intersection with crosswalks, it is acceptable to pass another vehicle that has stopped for a pedestrian.
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Vehicles at three- and four-way stop intersections must always yield to the vehicle on the left.
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If there is no stop line at an intersection, drivers must stop within five meters of the intersecting roadway.
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Drivers are not required to follow directions given by peace officers if they conflict with traffic signals.
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At marked crosswalks, drivers can proceed without stopping if there are no pedestrians present.
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When multiple vehicles arrive at a stop intersection simultaneously, courtesy dictates the vehicle on the left to proceed first.
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At intersections without any signs or signals, drivers do not need to stop before proceeding.
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Study Notes
Yield Signs and Intersections
- Vehicles must stop at yield signs, allowing all others to pass before continuing.
- At intersections without signage or signals, yield to vehicles from the left.
- Adjust speed approaching a yield sign based on visibility and road conditions, especially if slippery.
- Always come to a complete stop at yield signs, regardless of surrounding traffic or pedestrians.
Understand Right-of-Way
- If Vehicle A yields to Vehicle B, A is positioned to the right of B at intersections without signs.
- In uncontrolled intersections, the driver on the left (Vehicle A) must yield the right-of-way.
- Vehicles exiting service roads, alleys, or parking lots may enter an intersection even if unable to clear it.
Turning and Signaling
- A driver can turn left across the path of approaching vehicles if they signal their intention.
- Right-of-way rules do not apply in parking lots with intersections missing signs or signals.
Roundabouts and Crosswalks
- In one-lane traffic circles, Vehicle A is in the proper location if positioned correctly.
- Passing another vehicle stopped for a pedestrian at intersections with crosswalks is permissible if safe.
Stop Intersections
- At three- and four-way stop intersections, yield to the vehicle on the left.
- In the absence of a stop line, drivers must stop within five meters of intersecting roadways.
- Directions from peace officers take precedence over conflicting traffic signals.
Additional Guidelines
- At marked crosswalks, vehicles can proceed without stopping when no pedestrians are present.
- If multiple vehicles arrive at a stop intersection at the same time, courtesy dictates the vehicle on the left goes first.
- At intersections without signage or signals, drivers do not need to stop before proceeding.
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Description
This quiz covers the rules of yielding at intersections with no traffic signs or signal lights. Topics include giving right-of-way to vehicles on your right, adjusting speed based on visibility and road conditions, and checking for traffic from both directions.
