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Tennessee Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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You approach an intersection. On your road is a white triangle, point down, with a red border and the word YIELD. A car on the cross road comes from your left and is close to the intersection. What should you do?
Correct answer: Stop and let the car go first, because the YIELD sign is on your road.
Why
If you are sure that no traffic is near, you can enter without a full stop, but you must slow down and enter carefully. When traffic is heavy, always stop at a YIELD sign. A driver who pulls out in front of close cross traffic can cause a side-impact crash.
Verified against Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual · Traffic Signs — Triangle means yield · p. 50
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