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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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You are at an intersection with no traffic signal, and you want to turn around. A white square sign shows a black U-shaped arrow with a red circle and slash over it. What does the sign mean for you?
Correct answer: U-turns are banned here at all times, even when traffic is clear.
Why
Any sign with a red circle and a slash tells you not to make the movement shown under the slash. A No U-Turn sign applies even when traffic is light and a turn looks safe, so drive on to a place where turning around is legal. Oregon law also bans U-turns in some places with no sign, for example where approaching drivers cannot see your vehicle in time.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Regulatory signs: prohibitive · p. 15, 49
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