Question 2943
At an intersection with a yield sign painted on the pavement and limited visibility, where must you stop to yield?
- First before the line, and then where you can see the intersection clearly.
- Always before the broken line.
- Where you can see the other road clearly, but without endangering other drivers.
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Correct answer: Where you can see the other road clearly, but without endangering other drivers.
If visibility from the line is insufficient, you may move forward to a point where you can see clearly enough to yield. You must do so without endangering those who have the right-of-way or forcing them to make abrupt maneuvers.