Is it permitted to make a U-turn on a curve with limited visibility?
U-turns
Explanation
The **U-turn** is a maneuver that involves turning around to drive in the opposite direction on the same road. However, there are specific situations where this maneuver is **prohibited** due to lack of visibility and safety.
- **Curves with reduced visibility**: In these areas, visibility is limited, which prevents a clear view of approaching vehicles. This increases the risk of accidents, as other drivers cannot anticipate the maneuver in time.
- Additionally, the U-turn is prohibited in other dangerous places such as **crests**, where visibility is also insufficient, and in adverse weather conditions like **fog or heavy rain**.
For these reasons, making a U-turn on a curve with reduced visibility is prohibited to ensure the safety of all road users.
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