In view of the Yield (Give Way) sign, is the driver required to stop the vehicle in all cases?

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The correct answer is 'Only if another vehicle with priority is approaching'. The R-1 (Yield/Give Way) sign requires you to give priority to vehicles traveling on the intersecting road, but it does not impose an obligation to stop if it is not necessary (unlike a STOP sign). You must only stop if traffic circumstances require it, that is, if a vehicle is approaching to which you must yield.

In view of the Yield (Give Way) sign, is the driver required to stop the vehicle in all cases?

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