The yield sign means that you should:

• A. Stop completely
• B. Turn right only
• C. Give way to oncoming traffic
• D. Accelerate to merge

Answer: (C)

Yield signs tell you to slow down and give priority to traffic on the road you’re entering or crossing. You should allow vehicles coming from the opposite direction to pass or merge first, and proceed only when it’s safe. You don’t necessarily have to stop completely every time—you stop only if a safe gap isn’t available. This helps manage junctions smoothly without forcing a full stop each time. In practice, scan for gaps in the oncoming traffic, watch for pedestrians or cyclists, and proceed when there’s room. The other actions don’t fit: you don’t always stop completely, it isn’t about turning right only, and you shouldn’t accelerate to force a merge.