What do Shark's Teeth yield lines indicate?

• A. They mark pedestrian crossings.
• B. They show where to yield or stop.
• C. They indicate a no-passing zone.
• D. They mark the boundary of an exit ramp.

Answer: (B)

Shark's teeth yield lines mark the point where you must yield to traffic and pedestrians. As you approach an intersection or crosswalk, these triangular markings tell you to slow down and wait for others with the right of way. You should stop before the line if someone or cross traffic is present; if the way is clear, you still proceed only after yielding as needed and ensuring it’s safe. They are not the crosswalk itself, not a no-passing zone indicator, and not the boundary of an exit ramp.