THIS is the color red:
THESE are letters:D, E, I, L, Y
When you put THEM together you get THIS:
The Wikipedia definition of THAT is THIS: A Yield traffic sign indicates that a vehicle driver must slow down and prepare to stop if necessary — usually while merging into traffic on another road but needn't stop if there is no reason to do so.
Note the enhanced version of THAT definition:
A Yield traffic sign indicates that a vehicle driver must slow down and prepare to stop if necessary—usually while merging into traffic on another road but needn't stop if there is no reason to do so.
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10 comments:
I dunno about Jersey, but here in J-Town those rules generally do not apply to bus drivers. Hope you're all ok.
I had to pass a bus last night that was travelling about 40 in the fast lane on the highway. Training...
Dumbass bus driver -- I hate driving (anywhere) in Jersey!
You go, girl!
No one is aware of this in the south!
P.S. I absolutely LOVE your blog name!!
A school bus driver...what a twit, i'd report him to spare the kids!
Im sory people are jerks on the road, but this post is COMEDY. I loved the drawings and how you gave the definition of YIELD. Classic!
Isn't that satisfying? Nicely done.
Around here I think yield means: Blow through this sign as quickly as possible and make oncoming traffic slam on their brakes so you don't have to wait the 10 seconds it takes for them to pass.
Subtle hint, my dear....subtle! LOL
My hubby is from NJ--I promise the yield signs actually mean....go fast, don't look, and honk if anyone gets in your way. LOL
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