What does a triangle painted on the road surface with its apex pointing toward the approaching vehicle mean for drivers?

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This horizontal road marking is equivalent to the vertical "Yield" sign (R-1) and is marking M-6.It consists of a white triangle drawn on the roadway with its apex pointing directly at the approaching driver. It indicates the obligation to yield to vehicles traveling on the roadway it is approaching, stopping only if necessary. Unlike the "STOP" marking, it does not impose a mandatory stop if no other vehicles with priority are approaching, nor does it have anything to do with the prohibition on stopping or parking.

What does a triangle painted on the road surface with its apex pointing toward the approaching vehicle mean for drivers?

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