A driver may have an obligation to yield to other traffic even when there is no yield sign in place. For example, if a driver making a left-hand turn on a green light fails to yield to oncoming traffic a police officer may issue a ticket or citation for failure to yield.
A failure to yield violation is generally punishable by a fine and points on your driver’s license.
In Wyoming, as in other states, drivers are required to follow the rules of the road, which include yielding to other traffic under certain conditions even when there is no yield sign present. For instance, when making a left-hand turn at a green light, a driver must yield to oncoming traffic that has the right of way. If a driver fails to do so, they can be cited for failure to yield by a police officer. The consequences of a failure to yield violation in Wyoming typically include a monetary fine and the addition of points to the driver's license. Accumulating too many points can lead to further penalties, such as license suspension. It's important for drivers to understand and adhere to these rules to ensure safety and avoid legal repercussions.