Priority signs
Give way
This inverted triangle requires drivers to give way to vehicles approaching from both the right and left on the intersecting road. It is used on a minor road, a link road or an acceleration lane joining another road. Slow down and stop if necessary, but a complete stop is not compulsory when the road is clearly free. When used with traffic lights, the sign applies while the lights show a flashing amber signal. The sign normally applies at the point where it is placed; on an extra-urban road, an advance GIVE WAY warning may be installed farther back. Do not confuse it with priority over other traffic or with the unconditional stop required by STOP.
Practise this topic
You are using the site without an account. Create one to save your progress, mistakes, history and rewards. Create account