If you arrive at an intersection with a 'yield' sign and a vehicle is approaching on the cross street, what is the correct behavior?

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The R-1 (Yield) sign indicates that you must yield the right of way to vehicles traveling on the road you are approaching, regardless of which side they are coming from. Unlike a STOP sign, coming to a complete stop is not mandatory if visibility is clear and no vehicles are coming; however, since a vehicle is approaching, the rule requires you to yield and stop the vehicle if necessary to avoid forcing the other user to abruptly change their speed or trajectory.

If you arrive at an intersection with a 'yield' sign and a vehicle is approaching on the cross street, what is the correct behavior?

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