What is the principle of yielding when turning?
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Generally, turning vehicles should yield to vehicles going straight. Except for the following situations: vehicles on the auxiliary road should yield to those on the main road. During the previous signal light release, some vehicles may rush through the yellow light. When vehicles reach the turning section, vehicles going straight should yield to turning vehicles. If there is a yield sign, you must follow the sign to drive, even if you are going straight. If there are turning vehicles, you must yield to them. Otherwise, you will be fully responsible for any accidents. Below is extended information about left and right turns while driving: 1. Turning on steep slopes: When approaching a curve, slow down and honk the horn while driving slowly. On steep slopes, shift into a low gear in advance to ensure sufficient climbing power and avoid shifting gears while turning to prevent accidents. Choose the appropriate timing for turning and aim to complete the turn in one go. Avoid improper steering that may require reversing and turning again, which increases danger. 2. Heavy fog or sandstorm days: When turning in such weather, be well-prepared. Turn on the front small lights and fog lights early, honk the horn frequently to alert pedestrians and other vehicles, proceed slowly, and always be ready to brake and stop.
