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Yield to whoever has priority
At a yield sign, you must let traffic with priority pass and stop only when necessary.
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Yield to whoever has priority
Always stop even if no one is coming
Keep the same speed to merge sooner
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Ante una señal de ceda el paso con un turismo o vehículo del permiso B, debes:
- Ceder el paso a quien tenga prioridad(Correct answer)
- Detenerte siempre aunque no venga nadie
- Mantener la misma velocidad para incorporarte antes
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