What geometric shape does the horizontal yield sign painted on the road surface have?

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The correct answer is a triangle with the vertex pointing towards the vehicle. According to traffic regulations, the 'yield' road marking is a triangle painted on the pavement with the vertex pointing towards the approaching vehicle. This horizontal signage indicates the obligation to yield to other vehicles at the next intersection, stopping if necessary. It should not be confused with a triangle with the base towards the vehicle, nor with circles, which typically indicate speed limits when painted on the ground.

What geometric shape does the horizontal yield sign painted on the road surface have?

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