A U-turn may be performed while already in motion or from a stop. Many U-turns start from stops at traffic lights and are curved around medians. A U-turn can only truly be completed … See more

A broken U-turn occurs when a driver can’t keep a tight enough turn (or there isn’t enough width in the road) to complete the turn in one, seamless motion. In this instance, a … See more

No state explicitly states a driver must perform a U-turn to pass the driving test. (Three-point turns are more common.) However, U-turns are legal in most states in the U.S. an… See more

U-turn signs may be posted in areas where U-turns are legal to provide guidance and warning to drivers. How a U-turn sign looks depends on the circumstances of the road. On a split h… See more