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Massachusetts Class D Learner's Permit Exam
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A row of white triangles points toward an approaching vehicle. What does the marking identify?
A cropped approach lane has a transverse row of seven solid white triangles pointing toward the approaching driver at the bottom of the image.
Correct answer: The place where the driver should yield when required
Why
A yield line marks the point before a conflict area where a yielding driver should wait for a safe opening.
Verified against Massachusetts Driver’s Manual · Stop lines and yield lines · p. 99, 100
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