YIELD SIGN EFFECT: What color is the US 'yield sign' ? (19 PAGES - still no consensus after 3 years!! TIME PARADOX EVIDENCE???)

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I can't believe this is 10 pages long!

And still not a single proof a yellow yield sign still being active in 2019!

I'm pretty sure this was the intersection (hopefully will show coordinates below) I would have passed through but satellite view shows it before the roundabout was constructed.

Pretty sure on those colors but not certain.

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I’m pretty sure I know where there’s one, its old.

Let me see if I can find it on google street view.

The sign at this round about is:

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"Yield ahead" sign

I started driving in 1965 and I thought they were yellow to this day, I had to see the red and white signs to believe it.

Weird.

Thank you for admitting this!

Last Edited by JADR+ on 04/15/2019 10:44 PM

It’s definitely silver/red, but I think I know where a yellow one is.

Either Colrain, MA or Heath. MA. Street view is too hard to flip through fast, maybe I’ll take a ride tomorrow.

Looks just like these in the link. Really old signs.

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Red and white yeild sign is used for merges and right turns at redlights have them often as "yeild" . A yellow sign in the diamond shape is usually to warn you that there is a yeild ahead right?

The yellow one is almost always a yeild ahead sign .

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Yes - that's the "YIELD AHEAD" sign

I tried to find a 'yield sign' at these locations on google street view but couldn't!

Please try to post a picture of it if you can.

Exactly people think they have seen Yellow yield signs, but instead were looking at "Yield ahead" signs.

And this is why, so far, no one can provide a single picture of a still active yellow yield sign.

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Yellow yield sign in 2012

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When you switch to 2018 it's been replaced with red/white sign.

Great find ... an example of a sign which took 40 years to be replaced!!

I'm willing to bet there are a few out there today but finding them, well that's another story.

Probably in very small towns etc where in a lot of cases Google Street view isn't available and good luck driving around looking for one!

Do we really need 300 posts to figure out the obvious? It's red and white in my area. Other states and areas use different colors. No you aren't hopping between universes tards. I like Star Trek too but don't be morans.

Do we really need 300 posts to figure out the obvious? It's red and white in my area. Other states and areas use different colors. No you aren't hopping between universes tards. I like Star Trek too but don't be morans.

I agree, there could be some still out there- however I would be surprised if a single person manages to post a current 2019 photo of one.

Nope.. this is blatantly wrong.
It's the same standard through out the US.

Clearly you're an uninformed fool for saying this.

Last Edited by JADR+ on 04/16/2019 12:18 AM

You're not even an American. I think I know more about it than you do. Yeah in theory they are all the same. In reality they aren't. I know because I've seen them in different colors across the states.

Only way they'll be able to post a picture of one from today is if they already know where one is at and most of the ones claiming they know where there is one are mistaken. Hell TTwown claims every yield sign in Tulsa OK is yellow.

I would challenge her to find one yield sign in Tulsa OK(or anywhere in the US for that matter) that is yellow.

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Give me one photo of a current yellow yield sign still in activity somewhere in the US otherwise - that's just your opinion probably based on your own "false memories" .. and it's as valid as the other "yellow sayers" who claim their entire state has nothing but yellow yield signs when clearly this isn't the case.

I challenge you to post a current picture of a yield sign anywhere in the USA that is not red/white.

Lol, I'm not going to drive until I find one for you. Do it yourself. In my area they are red and white. I've seen them in other colors in the past. This thread is almost as dumb as the flat earth ones. Almost.

Sad that the guy from Australia knows more about it than you do.

To clarify, I'm not asking you to drive around and snap a picture. You can simply use Google Street view and go to any of these spots that have these colored signs other than red/white that you've seen with your own eyes and post the link here for all to see.

It's actually dumber than flat earth tards because those threads at least have the decency yo die pretty quick.