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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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You approach a YIELD sign in Mississippi at 30 mph. Under the statutory approach rule, how must you adjust your speed before entering?
Correct answer: Reduce to 20 mph or less; stop if needed.
Why
At a YIELD control, reduce to no more than 20 mph and yield to traffic in the intersection or approaching closely enough to be a hazard; stop when necessary.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Yield Right of Way · p. 28, 57
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