At a controlled intersection with a yield sign, you must:

At a controlled intersection with a yield sign, you must:

• A. Stop completely.
• B. Ignore the sign if you are turning right.
• C. Proceed without regard to other vehicles.
• D. Slow down and yield to traffic and pedestrians in the intersection.

Answer: (D)

When you see a yield sign at a controlled intersection, the key action is to slow down and give the right of way to traffic and pedestrians who are in the intersection or approaching closely enough to be a hazard. You reduce speed, check for vehicles and people, and only proceed when it’s safe. If there’s no one crossing or close to entering the intersection, you can go through without stopping. This is the correct behavior because it safely coordinates flows without unnecessary stopping, while still protecting those who have the right of way. Stopping completely every time isn’t required, ignoring the sign is unsafe and illegal, and proceeding without regard to others can lead to collisions.

When you see a yield sign at a controlled intersection, the key action is to slow down and give the right of way to traffic and pedestrians who are in the intersection or approaching closely enough to be a hazard. You reduce speed, check for vehicles and people, and only proceed when it’s safe. If there’s no one crossing or close to entering the intersection, you can go through without stopping. This is the correct behavior because it safely coordinates flows without unnecessary stopping, while still protecting those who have the right of way. Stopping completely every time isn’t required, ignoring the sign is unsafe and illegal, and proceeding without regard to others can lead to collisions.