Minnesota Blue Card Practice Test

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How far must you be from the top of a hill or curve when making a U-turn?

500 feet
750 feet
1,000 feet
1,500 feet

The correct answer is: 1,000 feet

When making a U-turn, it is essential to ensure that you have adequate visibility and space for a safe maneuver. The requirement to be at least 1,000 feet away from the top of a hill or curve is based on ensuring that you can see oncoming traffic and they can see you. This distance minimizes the risk of a collision, as it provides sufficient time for both the driver making the U-turn and approaching vehicles to react. Staying this far back helps to prevent accidents, especially in areas where visibility is limited due to elevation changes or curves in the road. It is crucial for drivers to adhere to this guideline to promote road safety and be compliant with traffic regulations.