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Near a hill crest, your car would be hidden from approaching drivers within 500 feet in either direction. May you make a U-turn there?
Correct answer: No. Choose a place with enough view both ways.
Why
Do not turn around on a curve or near a grade crest where approaching drivers from either direction cannot see your vehicle within 500 feet. Any U-turn must also be safe and must not interfere with other traffic. Posted prohibitions apply separately.
Verified against 21 Del. C. §4153: Limitations on turning around. · U-turn near a hidden crest
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