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Yield to whoever has priority
Slow down and give way to traffic on the priority road. Stop if necessary to yield safely or because visibility is insufficient, but a give-way sign does not require always stopping as a STOP does. Check traffic before proceeding and observe higher-ranking instructions.
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Yield to whoever has priority
Always stop even if nobody is coming
Maintain speed so as not to bother others
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