A U-turn is a vehicular maneuver in which you turn in the middle of the road to travel the opposite direction in a single, seamless motion. It looks like this – U-turning is legal in most places in most states in the U.S., though local laws may prohibit U-turning in certain situations. A U-turn is …
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A five-point turn (Y turn or K turn) is a vehicular maneuver that involves turning around in the middle of a narrow roadway. It is typically used on a long stretch of road where there is nowhere else to safely turn around. The five-point turn (or 5-point turnaround) is basically a modified 3-point turn. It …
A three-point turn, or K turn, is a moderate vehicular maneuver that involves turning a vehicle around on a roadway to drive in the opposite direction when there is nowhere to pull off the road to turn around. The three-point turn (also known as a Y turn, K turn, or three-point turnabout) is typically done …
A two-point turn is a basic vehicular maneuver that involves pulling into an adjacent road or drive and then backing out onto the original road to continue driving in the opposite direction. It looks like this – You can also pull into an adjacent street or drive on …
