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Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test
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You are on a two-lane road near the top of a hill. Drivers coming from either direction cannot see your car until they are about 300 feet away. May you make a U-turn here?
Correct answer: No. Other drivers must be able to see your car from 500 feet away.
Why
A U-turn leaves your car across the road, moving slowly, for several seconds. An approaching driver needs time to see you and stop, so the law requires at least 500 feet of view in both directions. Find a safer place to turn, such as a side road or a stretch with a long, clear view, or go around the block.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Turning on curves · p. 44, 63
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