Yellow Flag
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A yellow flag signal indicates the presence of an accident or debris on the track, signifying a hazard. In the section where this signal is displayed, drivers must reduce speed and overtaking is strictly prohibited.
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Yellow Flags Around a Stopped Car
When a car stops near the track or debris creates a hazard, yellow flags are shown in the affected sector. Approaching drivers must slow down, stop overtaking, and be prepared to react to the danger ahead.
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Frequently asked questions
Can drivers overtake under a yellow flag?
As a general rule, overtaking is prohibited in the affected yellow-flag zone. Drivers must slow down and be prepared for the hazard ahead.
How is a double yellow flag different from a single yellow flag?
Double yellow flags indicate a greater danger. Drivers must reduce speed significantly and be prepared to change direction or stop if necessary.
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