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Yield at traffic circle

Yield at traffic circle: what it means

Sign R2.2

What it means

There is a traffic circle, and you must expect to yield (give way) at it.

What you must do

Look out for other vehicles and yield to vehicles that are already in the circle. Stop if necessary.

Where you see it

At traffic circles, particularly mini circles.

Remember

Vehicles already in the circle go before you.

At a mini circle you must signal in time, as you do at a normal intersection. Your signal shows in which direction you want to turn.

Test yourself

  1. Question 1

    The Yield at traffic circle sign is displayed at traffic circles. At which kind of traffic circle in particular is it displayed?

    • A Mini circles
    • B Circles with traffic signals
    • C Circles on freeways
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    Answer: A: Mini circles

    The Yield at traffic circle sign is found at traffic circles, and most of all at mini circles.

  2. Question 2

    Which of these signs indicates that there is a traffic circle ahead where drivers must expect to yield?

    A
    B
    C
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    Answer: Picture A

    The Yield at traffic circle sign shows that a traffic circle is ahead where you must expect to yield.

  3. Question 3

    You reach a traffic circle where the sign shown is displayed. Another vehicle is already in the circle. What are you required to do?

    • A Enter the circle ahead of that vehicle
    • B Sound the hooter and proceed
    • C Yield to the vehicle already in the circle
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    Answer: C: Yield to the vehicle already in the circle

    You must look out for other vehicles and give way to a vehicle that is already in the circle.

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