you reach the end of a t-intersection. vehicle a is facing a give way sign. who gives way?

At a T-intersection where Vehicle A is facing a give way sign, Vehicle A must give way to all traffic on the road that continues through the intersection. This means the vehicle on the road that ends (Vehicle A) must yield to vehicles traveling on the continuing road. The give way sign indicates that the driver must slow down and stop if necessary to avoid a crash, allowing traffic on the through road to proceed first. So, Vehicle A facing the give way sign must give way to the other vehicles already on or approaching the continuing road. This rule is consistent in various road safety guidelines and driving handbooks, emphasizing that traffic on the terminating road always gives way to traffic on the continuing road at a T-intersection, unless other signs or rules indicate otherwise.