United States
Pavement Markings
Yield Markings Long Descriptions

The "Yield Ahead" figure shows a white, open outline isosceles triangles pointing toward approaching traffic.

The "Yield Lines" figure shows a row of five solid white isosceles triangles. A black arrow shows the direction of travel, which is toward the points of the triangles.

The "Yield Lines at Unsignalized Crosswalk, Two-Way Traffic" figure shows a roadway with two lanes traveling in each direction, with opposing directions separated by a solid double yellow line. The lanes in the same direction are separated from each other by a broken white line. In the middle of the figure is a crosswalk denoted by two parallel solid white lines crossing all approaching lanes. On both sides of the crosswalk, a yield line of solid white isosceles triangles is shown across the approach lanes where the sign is placed.

The "Yield Lines at Unsignalized Crosswalk, One-Way Traffic" figure shows a roadway with three eastbound lanes separated from each other by a broken white line. In the middle of the figure is a crosswalk denoted by two parallel solid white lines crossing all lanes of the roadway.  A yield line of solid white isosceles triangles is shown across the three lanes where the signs are placed.