U-turns in business districts are:

Question:

U-turns in business districts are:

Answers:

  • Legal whenever oncoming vehicles are not a hazard.
  • Always illegal because they are dangerous.
  • Legal at intersections, unless a sign prohibits it.

U-turns in business districts are legal at intersections unless a sign prohibits it.

In the United States, U-turns in business districts are legal at intersections. Hence, it is illegal to make U-turns in business districts except at intersections where there are no posted restrictions or when signage clearly allows U-turns.

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U-turns in business districts

U-turns in business districts are legal at intersections unless a sign prohibits it.

U-Turns in Business Districts are Legal When:

  • There is no sign prohibiting it.
  • There is a green left turn arrow or green light.
  • You are in the far left lane.
  • You can make a U-turn across a double yellow line when it is safe and legal.
  • In a residential area, if there is no vehicle approaching you within 200 feet, you can make a U-turn.
  • At the intersection, if there is a U-turn-only sign or traffic signal and it allows you to make a U-turn.
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