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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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You want to make a U-turn near a hillcrest. Traffic in either direction cannot see your vehicle from 500 feet away. What must you do?
Correct answer: Do not make the U-turn there
Why
Do not turn around on a curve or near a crest where your vehicle cannot be seen from at least 500 feet by traffic approaching in either direction. Even where that specific restriction does not apply, a turn still requires a safe movement and compliance with signs and other rules.
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