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Originally Posted by MicRoDrafting
TOTALLY AGREE with
“the Worse Drivers STOP …”
See this Situation Constantly at the West End of El Camino Real where it meets Buena Vista Blvd, where it backs up at least a 1/2 dozen Vehicles in Both Lanes in the afternoon !!
This is Besides Constantly Witnessing Vehicles Coming to a ‘COMPLETE STOP’ at a YIELD SIGN even though NOBODY is in the Roundabout or Simply Entering from the Northbound Side of Buena Vista !!
Please Correct me
IF I am Wrong, but
I was taught that “YIELD” simply
means “ Proceed with Caution”
In Other Words,
Break Out of ‘Tunnel Vision’ Mode and
LQQK to the LEFT as you APPROACH …
… same Exact Method as when
using a typical “Merging Lane”
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The worst drivers don't stop. They have collisions.
"Poceed with caution" is a different sign used when a road may be rough or damaged but is still passable if you are very careful.
"YIELD" means you do
not have the right of way and
must give way to others, slowing down or stopping, if necessary, until it is safe for you to proceed. It means you can't impeed drivers already in the RB.
In the days of Olde, when knights were bold, "I yield" meant "I give up", and they dropped their sword and
stopped fighting.