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West Virginia Class E Knowledge Test Practice
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You approach a red-and-white triangle sign that points down and reads YIELD. The cross road is empty except for a pickup truck that is close to the intersection. What must you do?
Correct answer: Slow down, stop if necessary, and let the pickup pass before you enter
Why
The downward-pointing triangle tells you to yield even when you cannot read the word. Unlike a STOP sign, a YIELD sign does not require a stop when the road is clear, but you must be ready to stop. YIELD signs are common where traffic merges, so look early for a safe gap and avoid a sudden stop.
Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Single Message Shaped Signs · p. 44
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