Traffic order and driving through intersectionsQuestion #15845Multiple correct
Where is making a U-turn prohibited?
Explanation
A U-turn is a dangerous manoeuvre, so it is forbidden where visibility is limited (for example, on a bend or a hill), where it could endanger other road users (pedestrian crossings, railway crossings) or where it is technically difficult and dangerous (on bridges, overpasses, in tunnels).
KET reference: KET 116: A U-turn is prohibited at pedestrian crossings, railway crossings, in tunnels, on and under bridges, overpasses and viaducts, and where visibility in at least one direction is under 100 metres.