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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You missed a turn on a two-lane highway and want to make a U-turn. Ahead is a curve. When does North Dakota law forbid a U-turn at that curve?
Correct answer: When drivers coming from either direction could not see your vehicle within 500 feet.
Why
A U-turn puts your vehicle across the lanes at a very low speed. On a curve or near the top of a hill, fast traffic can come into view with no room to stop. Drive on to a place with a long, clear view, or use a side road or driveway to turn around.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Right of way · p. 24
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