What does the inverted triangle yield sign mean?

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It indicates that vehicles should slow down and yield. Below are the specific meanings of the inverted triangle: 1. An inverted triangle with the word "Yield" inside is a yield sign, indicating that vehicles must slow down or stop to observe traffic conditions on the main road. Proceed only when it is safe and after ensuring priority for vehicles on the main road. It is usually placed at intersections of minor roads with good visibility. 2. From the driver's perspective, it appears as an inverted triangle, often accompanied by two parallel dashed lines ahead. This sign typically appears at small intersections without traffic signals but with pedestrian crossings, or on auxiliary roads near main road exits. Drivers should exercise caution, observe carefully, and yield to pedestrians crossing the road. Vehicles on auxiliary roads must yield to vehicles exiting the main road. In case of rear-end collisions or scrapes at such locations, the party required to yield will bear full responsibility.