Rules of the road
Level 7 · Signals & markings

What do yield line (shark teeth) mean?

Yield line (shark teeth)

Where to yield, and where to stop if you must. Slow down and yield.

Why it looks like this

The white triangles point toward you, the driver who must yield. They are used at yield signs, crosswalks and roundabouts.

How to respond

  1. Slow down and yield.
  2. If you need to stop, stop before the triangles.
Common mistakeStopping past the triangles in the crosswalk.

See it on the road

From the yield sign lesson.

Watch it play out
Quick drill

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