Before 1971 the yield sign in the US had yellow color - you find them like that on rough old roads. The early prototype appeared in 1950 in the US in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Police officer Clinton Riggs ...

Yield essentially means to give up, and in terms of driving, what you're giving up is the right-of-way. You might often notice some motorists stopping at Yield signs, while others don't stop at all.

In Beaufort County, 3,726 total traffic collisions were reported in 2022, with 964 accidents caused by a failure to yield the right of way, accounting for 25.8% of collisions.

In Beaufort County, 3,726 total traffic collisions were reported in 2022, with 964 accidents caused by a failure to yield the right of way, accounting for 25.8% of collisions.

Failing to yield the right-of-way when exiting a private drive is not just dangerous, it’s against the law. Below are some friendly reminders: Always yield to traffic on the main roadway.

Do drivers have to yield to walkers or bicyclists at crosswalks? How California law defines pedestrians and when they have the right-of-way.

Motorists have the right of way for the lane they are in, said Sgt. Jesse Grabow of the Minnesota State Patrol. Those changing lanes need to "yield the right of way" for traffic already in line ...

Always yield to traffic on the main roadway. Vehicles already traveling on the road have the right-of-way. Do not assume they will stop or slow down for you.

Yielding the right-of-way could be a metaphor for life. Read how this directive might also apply to living together in community.

Mar. 18—The Odessa Police Department is responding to a significant number of crashes caused by drivers failing to yield the right-of-way when exiting private drives, a news release said. These ...