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Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice
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You drove past your street and want to go back the other way. This sign is posted at the next intersection. Where may you lawfully turn around?
Correct answer: Around the block, or at a later street where no sign prohibits it
Why
A red circle and slash over a U-shaped arrow means that you may not turn around at that place. Even where no sign is posted, a U-turn must be safe and must not interfere with other traffic, and U-turns are not allowed on freeways. Cities can add their own U-turn rules, so watch for local signs; a missed turn costs only a few minutes.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · No U-turn sign · p. 57, 48
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