The upside down triangle posted on some corners, are called yield
signs. I am pretty sure I know what they
mean and how they are used, so I did a search on google of what the yield sign
means and had a hard time finding the definition of a yield sign. There is no good definition to what a yield sign
means it is no wonder people don’t know what to do when they come to one. On my way home yesterday I approached a yield
sign and did as I was supposed to do I slowed down looked to the left then the
right then the left again, I noticed a car approaching to my right so I stopped
and waited for them to proceed through the intersection, they stopped and waved
me through the sign and then turned to the left. I don’t get it, this is not the first time
that this has happened to me, when I brought it up this morning at work it has
happened to others around the office as well.
According to page 15 of the Wisconsin Divers Book a yield sign means “Slow
down. Other cars on the road that you want
to cross or enter have the right-of-way.
You must let them go first. The
yield sign is a triangle pointing down” HUH that is not a clear definition. Ok here it is as I understand it when you get
to a yield sign slow down look both ways if there is someone coming stop if not
proceed with caution any questions ask, don’t look it up on google it will just
confuse you more.
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