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This sign is posted at an intersection where you want to make a U-turn. What does it mean for your U-turn in Virginia?
Correct answer: A U-turn is prohibited too, because Virginia counts a U-turn as two left turns
Why
A red circle with a slash always means NO, and the symbol inside shows what is prohibited. Similar signs prohibit right turns or U-turns. Where you cannot turn, continue to a place where turns are allowed and turn around there.
Verified against Virginia Driver's Manual · Regulatory signs · p. 9
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