Topic 3 · Rules of the Road: Traffic Laws in California
A yield line at an intersection is:
- A line of triangles showing where to yield to traffic or pedestrians — correct answer
- The same as a limit line at a stop sign
- A double solid white line
Why
The yield line marks where you give way; the limit line is the wide white line where you stop. (Section 6, Yield Line.)
Practise this in the real format
Reading one answer is not the same as sitting the test. The simulator runs the first-time adult form: 36 questions, 6 mistakes allowed, 83% to pass.
Source: California Driver's Handbook (DL 600, rev. 6/2025), the document the DMV writes the real test from. Edited by Fernando Aguilera. Aprobify is not affiliated with the California DMV.
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