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Question 6900

There is no yield sign at this intersection. What is the broken transverse marking indicating to you?

  1. The place where you must yield to vehicles entering from the right.
  2. It requires you to yield to all vehicles.
  3. It requires you to yield to vehicles entering from the left.
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Correct answer: The place where you must yield to vehicles entering from the right.

Without signs indicating right-of-way, the general rule applies: you must yield to traffic coming from your right. The broken transverse line marks the point you must not cross while letting that traffic pass. At a normal intersection between paved roads, traffic coming from your left must yield to you.

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