Old 03-08-07 | 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by sggoodri
A U-turn is a lawful vehicular movement if it is performed starting from the center of the roadway and there are no local laws or signs prohibiting it. Interestingly, as cyclists we can often perform a lawful vehicular U-turn more easily and in less space than a motor vehicle driver.
Ok, so you agree with me that a two part left turn (or whatever you want to call it) that comprises of a right turn then a u-turn is vehicular? That's al I was trying to say. I agree that by your definition of a two part left turn the manuever is not vehicular because it uses sidewalks and crosswalks.
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