Which of the following is NOT required to stop for a red yield sign?

A red yield sign indicates that a driver must yield to oncoming traffic, which means giving the right of way when necessary. However, the stipulation that does not require stopping is if the traffic light is green. Under these circumstances, vehicles have the right of way to proceed through the intersection without stopping, as the light indicates they can continue moving safely.

In situations where no other traffic is affected, if one is the last to arrive, or when turning right, caution and yielding may include slowing down or stopping if necessary, especially to watch for pedestrians or ongoing traffic. However, the green traffic light provides a clear directive allowing the driver to proceed without the obligation to stop, as long as it is safe to do so.