Question 2813
How should you behave when yielding the right-of-way?
- Stop and check whether another road user has the right-of-way.
- Stop at intersections if another vehicle is approaching.
- Do not force the vehicle with the right-of-way to change its path or speed abruptly.
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Correct answer: Do not force the vehicle with the right-of-way to change its path or speed abruptly.
Yielding means allowing the vehicle with the right-of-way to proceed without forcing it to change direction or speed abruptly. Before continuing, you must make sure this condition is met.