Which statement is true about yield signs?

• A. They are downward-pointing triangles
• B. They are circular red signs
• C. They are blue rectangular signs
• D. They are square black signs

Answer: (A)

Yield signs are identified by an inverted, downward-pointing triangle. That shape is the visual cue drivers rely on to slow down and give way to traffic on the cross street when necessary. The bright red border with a white interior helps make this instruction clear too, but the triangle’s orientation is the key identifier for a yield sign. The other shapes—circular signs, blue rectangular signs, and square signs—are used for different purposes (regulations, information, or other instructions), not for indicating yielding.