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Yield to whoever has priority
Yield to traffic with priority. Slow down and stop if necessary to do so; unlike STOP, a yield sign does not require a stop every time. Maintaining speed to merge sooner does not replace the duty to yield.
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Yield to whoever has priority
Keep the same speed to merge sooner
Always stop even if no one is coming
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Ante una señal de ceda el paso con un ciclomotor o cuadriciclo ligero del permiso AM, debes:
- Mantener la misma velocidad para incorporarte antes
- Ceder el paso a quien tenga prioridad(Correct answer)
- Detenerte siempre aunque no venga nadie
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Glossary terms in this question
Moped
Two or three-wheeled vehicle with engine displacement ≤50 cc and a top design speed of 45 km/h.
Yield sign (R-1)
Inverted triangular sign requiring you to give way to traffic on the road you're joining, without stopping if no traffic is coming.
Quadricycle
Four-wheeled vehicle. The light one stays under 350 kg unladen and 45 km/h and needs an AM licence; the heavy one reaches 70 km/h and needs a category B.
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- In a car, you approach a junction without priority signs, where the roads are paved and there are no rails or other regulatory exceptions. To whom must you yield as a general rule?
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- When approaching a junction on a moped, a vertical GIVE WAY sign and a STOP road marking regulate the same approach. There are no officers, traffic lights or temporary signs. Must you always come to a complete stop?