Yield sign painted but coupled with a continious white line

Amouar · 25-04-2013 9:10pm #1

Hi,

I've seen many times in Tallaght a yield sign painted but there is a continious white line as in the image below.

So should we treat it as a stop or as a yield?

The_Nipper_One · 25-04-2013 9:25pm

If it was me I'd treat it as a stop, if only to be safe. There is no rule against coming to a stop at a yield sign, but there is a rule against not stopping at a stop sign.

Motor-Ed · 28-04-2013 1:09pm

The_Nipper_One wrote: »

If it was me I'd treat it as a stop, if only to be safe. There is no rule against coming to a stop at a yield sign, but there is a rule against not stopping at a stop sign.

+1
Would always advise to obey the more serious control when there is a contradiction, therefore stop at or before stop line.

coolbond · 30-04-2013 6:35pm

Motor-Ed wrote: »

+1
Would always advise to obey the more serious control when there is a contradiction, therefore stop at or before stop line.

defo because worst case scenario if you pull out and cause an accident your at fault regardless

Yield sign painted but coupled with a continious white line

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