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At an intersection with a YIELD sign, a row of white triangles is painted across your lane, with the points aimed at your car. What does this row show?
A blue car is well before a row of white triangles across its approach lane. The triangle points face the car, and an exact U.S. YIELD face stands beside the intersection.
Correct answer: Where to stop if you must stop to yield to pedestrians or traffic.
Why
The row of white triangles is a yield line, and it works with a YIELD sign. At a yield sign, slow to a speed at which you can stop, and stop only when pedestrians or other traffic make it necessary. If you must stop, the yield line shows how far forward you may go.
Verified against Vermont Driver's Manual · Pavement markings · p. 35
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