#TRAFFIC SIGNS AND MEANING DRIVERS#

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They can also be found on In-street Crossing Signs. The yield sign symbol is often used with Pedestrian Crossing Signs where it is the state law to yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk.

#TRAFFIC SIGNS AND MEANING DRIVERS#

Used at passive cross streets or traffic circles, yield signs help to keep traffic flowing, while still allowing drivers from different directions to pass through. Yield signs (MUTCD R1-2) are similar to stop signs, but used in less dangerous situations.

Traffic signs and meaning