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Question 1328: A bus driver is leaving a fully enclosed residential-building area (yard) where there is no “Residential Zone” sign. Must the driver yield to other vehicles traveling on the road?
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Correct answer «Must yield.».
- 1 Must yield.
- 2 Not required, because in the absence of a “Residential Zone” sign, the road leaving that area is considered equivalent.
Correct answer:
Must yield.
Explanation
Correct answer «Must yield.»: This question is related to the road sign "Residential zone" (5.21). This sign regulates the corresponding traffic mode or warns of danger on this section of the road.
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