On 01/10/2024 10:51, Warin wrote:
On 30/9/24 03:08, Michael Tsang wrote:
There is a no right turn sign. U turn is a kind of right turn, so it is
legally prohibited.
Err I think you are mistaken?
A right turn may not be permitted as to do so would enter a one way
street the wrong way, while a U turn could be permitted at the same
location as that street is two way.
Yes, that's a correct understanding, and Michael's is incorrect.
A right turn (or, indeed, a left turn) means a turn which leaves the
street you are on. A U-turn, on the other hand, means a turn which
reverses your direction on the same street.
You'll often see a "No Right Turn" sign on the approach to a side road
which is No Entry from that direction - the turn restriction sign acts
as, effectively, an advance notice of the entry restriction. It doesn't
prohibit a turn which takes you back along the same street, without
passing a No Entry sign.
Mark
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