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Where are yield signs usually placed?

Where major roads lead into auxiliary roads.
Near school zones.
At intersections, if there is no marked stop line.
Where auxiliary roads lead into major roads.
Explanation

Yield signs are usually posted where auxiliary roads lead into major roads or at intersections where two roads merge. Drivers approaching a yield sign should prepare to come to a stop if there are other vehicles in their path.

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