Yield Sign
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Yield Sign
A yield sign is a triangle sign that tells drivers to slow down and give way to others. It's a friendly reminder to be careful!
Appearance
The Yield Sign is an inverted white equilateral triangle with a thick red border. It typically features the word 'YIELD' in bold black letters across its center, making it visually distinct from most other road signs.
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Danger
1/5 · Very low
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Interesting facts
Early US yield signs were yellow and black, not red and white like the ones you see today!
Its upside-down triangle shape is special, making it stand out from all other road signs!
The word 'YIELD' means to slow down and let cross-traffic go first, if they are closer.
This sign's unique inverted triangle shape is an internationally recognized symbol for 'give way'!
Measurements & details
- Internationally Recognized
- Yes
- Primary Color
- Red
- Shape Name
- Inverted triangle
- Sign Type
- Regulatory
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Safety
Safety objects or measures are designed to protect individuals from harm, reduce risks, and prevent accidents or injuries.
Road Sign
A road sign is a graphic or textual display placed alongside roads to provide information or instructions to road users.
Universal Symbol
Universal symbols represent concepts or ideas that are widely understood across diverse cultures and languages globally.
Regulatory
Regulatory objects or signs convey rules, laws, or restrictions that must be obeyed, typically to maintain order, safety, or compliance.
Also known as
Yield Road SignYield Traffic Sign
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Safety
Danger
1/5 · Very low
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Yield Sign internationally recognized?
Yes
What is Yield Sign's primary color?
Red
What shape is Yield Sign?
Inverted triangle
What type of sign is Yield Sign?
Regulatory
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