Which violation describes failing to yield when entering a roadway?

• A. Fail to yield entering a roadway
• B. Fail to turn as required
• C. Unsafe start
• D. Insufficient notice of turn signal (less than 100ft)

Answer: (A)

The situation tests right-of-way when joining moving traffic. When you enter a roadway from an entrance, you must yield to vehicles already traveling on that roadway and merge only when it’s safe. Failing to do so is exactly the violation described as failing to yield when entering a roadway, which captures the core idea of giving way to traffic that’s already in the street.

The other options describe different mistakes: turning improperly, starting movement unsafely, or not signaling properly. They aren’t about yielding the right of way when entering a roadway, which is why the correct choice is the one that states the failure to yield upon entry.