Which signs use a downward-pointing triangle shape?

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Which signs use a downward-pointing triangle shape?

An inverted triangle is used to indicate that you must yield. This shape tells drivers to slow down and give right of way to traffic and pedestrians before proceeding. Among common signs, the yield sign is the one that uses that downward-pointing triangle shape. Stop signs are octagonal, Do Not Enter signs are rectangular with text, and Speed Limit signs are also rectangular, so none of those use the upside-down triangle.

An inverted triangle is used to indicate that you must yield. This shape tells drivers to slow down and give right of way to traffic and pedestrians before proceeding. Among common signs, the yield sign is the one that uses that downward-pointing triangle shape. Stop signs are octagonal, Do Not Enter signs are rectangular with text, and Speed Limit signs are also rectangular, so none of those use the upside-down triangle.

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