Yield to oncoming traffic: what it means
Sign R6
What it means
There is a single carriageway (roadway) ahead that is used by vehicles from both directions.
What you must do
Look out for other vehicles and yield (give way) to vehicles that are already in the carriageway.
Where you see it
At the entrance to any road intended for dual way traffic.
Remember
A vehicle already in the single carriageway goes first.
Test yourself
Question 1
Which of these signs is displayed at the entrance to any road intended for dual way traffic?
A B C Show answer
Answer: Picture B
The Yield to oncoming traffic sign is found at the entrance to any road meant for dual way traffic.
Question 2
Which of these signs indicates that there is a single carriageway ahead for use by vehicles from both directions?
A B C Show answer
Answer: Picture A
The Yield to oncoming traffic sign shows that a single carriageway ahead is used by vehicles from both directions.
Question 3
You approach the sign shown. Another vehicle is already in the carriageway ahead. What are you required to do?
Show answer
Answer: B: Yield to the vehicle already in the carriageway
You must look out for other vehicles and give way to a vehicle already in the carriageway.
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