Question 2200
At an intersection where you must yield, when may you start moving again?
- Immediately after the vehicle you are yielding to has passed.
- When there is enough room to merge into traffic.
- When you are sure you will not force the driver with the right-of-way to change their path or speed.
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Correct answer: When you are sure you will not force the driver with the right-of-way to change their path or speed.
Yielding requires checking that you can resume moving without interfering with the vehicle that has the right-of-way. Simply having enough space to merge is not enough.