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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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You approach the crest of a hill where your vehicle cannot be seen from 500 feet in both directions. May you make a U-turn there?
Correct answer: No. You must be seen from 500 feet each way.
Why
Do not make a U-turn on a curve or when approaching or near a grade crest unless the vehicle can be seen from 500 feet in both directions. Posted U-turn prohibitions apply separately. Check the entire movement for other road users before making any lawful U-turn.
Verified against Sec. 14-242. Turns restricted. Signals to be given before turning or stopping. U-turns. Left turns. Right turns when passing person riding bicycle, electric bicycle or electric scooter. · U-turn near a hidden crest
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