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Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice
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Your street joins a busy road at this sign. A car on the busy road is close to the junction, and a pedestrian is in the crosswalk in front of you. What should you do?
Correct answer: Slow down, stop if necessary, and let both the pedestrian and the car go first
Why
A yield sign does not always require a stop, but it never gives you the right to go first. If the way is clear, continue at a slow, safe speed; if not, stop at the stop line or crosswalk as you would at a stop sign. In Utah, a crash with a vehicle in the intersection or a pedestrian in the crosswalk after you pass a yield sign without a stop is evidence that you did not yield.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · Yield sign · p. 58
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