A U-turn is prohibited if the visibility of the road in at least one direction is less than:
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Correct answer 100 m.
Explanation
Less than 100 metres. A U-turn is prohibited wherever visibility of the road in at least one direction is under 100 m — memorise the figure exactly, because 150 m and 300 m are deliberately close distractors. The logic: a U-turn drops your speed almost to zero and occupies the full width of the road for several seconds, and 100 m is the minimum distance that gives an approaching driver time to see, decide and brake. Note the wording at least one direction — it is enough for visibility to be poor on one side, such as over a crest, at the end of a curve, or in heavy fog or rain.
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