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Why is the give way sign an inverted (downward-pointing) triangle?
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Its unique shape can be recognised even if the sign face is obscured
Like the octagonal stop sign, the inverted triangle is a unique shape recognisable even when covered, because of its importance.
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- ✓Its unique shape can be recognised even if the sign face is obscured
- ✗To point at the road surface
- ✗Because it is a warning sign
- ✗To distinguish it from motorway signs
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