Under what conditions are you required to yield to a public transit bus with a yield sign?

You are required to yield to a public transit bus displaying a yield sign on all roads with a speed limit of 60 km/h or lower because this is a condition designed to enhance the safety of public transit operations and facilitate the flow of traffic. When a transit bus signals to re-enter traffic after picking up or dropping off passengers, yielding allows the bus to merge safely back into the lane without disrupting traffic flow or risking accidents.

This rule applies regardless of whether the road is residential or urban, making it essential for drivers to always be vigilant and attentive when they see a bus with a yield sign, especially in lower-speed environments where drivers may have more time to react. Familiarity with this regulation can help drivers contribute to safer streets and make public transit more efficient.