yield signs
Red-bordered traffic triangles
Yield signs are triangular traffic signs indicating that drivers must slow down and give right-of-way to other vehicles or pedestrians before proceeding.
Unlike stop signs, they don't require a complete halt if the way is clear.
In the US, they're red and white; colors vary internationally.
There's a yield sign at that merge.
- give wayCollapse or relent
- right-of-wayLegal passage entitlement
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