From the displayed signs, which one indicates the obligation to yield at the upcoming intersection?

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The correct answer is This is the priority sign R-1 (Yield). Its inverted triangle shape with a red border is unique to this sign so it can be recognized even from behind. What does it indicate? It obliges the driver to yield the right of way at the next intersection to vehicles circulating on the road they are approaching (whether coming from the right or left). Unlike the STOP sign, at a Yield sign, it is not mandatory to come to a complete stop if there is sufficient visibility and no vehicle is approaching. Why not the others?   Option 1: This is sign P-16a (Steep descent). It warns of danger due to a downward slope (the line goes down from left to right).   Option 2: This is sign P-16b (Steep ascent). It warns of danger due to an upward slope.

From the displayed signs, which one indicates the obligation to yield at the upcoming intersection?

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