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How many feet do you have to travel past a no u turn sign before you can turn legally?
Updated: 12/11/2022
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∙ 12y agoBest Answer
'No U-Turn' signs are usually posted at intersections, cross-overs, or at the end of traffic barriers and islands, or at other hazaroduous locations. Usually travelling a block or so, or until you reach an area that is not restricted is best.
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