Question

yielding in traffic means
a allowing others to go before you.
b coming to a complete stop every time.
c expecting others to stop for you.
d speeding up to avoid a collision.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze the meaning of "yielding in traffic". Yielding means giving the right - of - way, which is allowing other vehicles or road users to proceed before you. Option B is incorrect because yielding doesn't require a complete stop (that's stopping at a stop sign or red light). Option C is the opposite of yielding, as yielding is about you giving way, not expecting others to stop for you. Option D is also incorrect because speeding up to avoid a collision is not what yielding means; yielding is about slowing down or stopping to let others go first.

Answer:

A. allowing others to go before you.