Learn Norwegian road markings for the theory test!
Yield line
Are yield lines important for the theory test and the practical driving test?
Yes, yield lines are important for both the theory test and the practical driving test. They mark where you must stop in order to yield, and they are essential for traffic safety.
A yield line is clearly marked on the road as a row of white triangles, placed to show where drivers must stop in order to yield. This line, often found right before an intersection, consists of angled, pointed markings that point toward the vehicles. The purpose of these triangles is not only to signal a stopping point, but also to increase visibility and underline how important it is to respect the duty to yield. This helps reduce the risk of accidents and keeps traffic flowing safely and smoothly.
Example of a yield line before an intersection
In the picture you can see a yield line placed right before an intersection. If you have to yield, this line marks where you must stop before you can continue. By stopping at the yield line, you make sure you give the right of way to other vehicles that have the right to go before you.