What does a triangle marked on the roadway with the vertex pointing towards the driver indicate?

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This road marking is a horizontal signal indicating Yield (Give Way). Its function is to oblige the driver to yield to vehicles traveling on the road they are approaching or the lane they intend to join.  It is important to distinguish it from a STOP sign: facing this triangle, it is not mandatory to stop completely if there is visibility and no other vehicles are coming; stopping is only necessary if traffic circumstances require it to respect the right of way.

What does a triangle marked on the roadway with the vertex pointing towards the driver indicate?

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