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When no vehicles are approaching, you may make a U-turn if you have

Correct answer

  • 400 feet of unobstructed view in both directions.
  • 200 feet of unobstructed view in both directions.
  • 500 feet of unobstructed view in both directions.

Explanation

You may make a U-turn if you have 500 feet (almost two average city blocks) of unobstructed view in both directions and no vehicles are approaching. Note that most city ordinances prohibit U-turns in the middle of a block and some prohibit U-turns entirely.

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