This State Law Yield to the Blind Sign uses effective messages or images for traffic and pedestrian safety concerns. A State Law Yield to the Blind Sign is a useful tool to help protect the health and safety on roadways, but is not a substitute for required protective measures for elminating or reducing hazards.
Compliance
Section 2B.107 State Law Signs
Option
The YIELD TO THE BLIND (NYR9-6) sign may be used where it is deemed necessary to remind motorists of the requirements of Section 1151 of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law.
Guidance
The use of the YIELD TO THE BLIND sign should be limited to intersections and crosswalks frequently used by blind or visually impaired persons. Where used, the sigh should be placed immediately in advance of, or immediately beyond, the intersection or crosswalk. On one-way roadways, a second sign should be placed on the left side of the roadway, either on the near or far side of the crossing location.
