Should You Yield to Oncoming Traffic After Making a Half Turn?

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You should yield to oncoming traffic after making a half turn. Here are the situations in which you can make a U-turn: 1. Intersections with U-turn signals: At any intersection with dedicated U-turn signals or road markings, always follow the instructions of the signals and markings, which are usually located in the leftmost lane. 2. Intersections without U-turn signals but with left-turn signals: As long as there are no signs prohibiting U-turns or dedicated U-turn signals, vehicles are not restricted by traffic signals and can make a U-turn at any time, provided it does not interfere with normal traffic flow and is safe to do so. 3. Yellow grid areas: Yellow grid areas indicate no stopping. If there is a red light ahead, vehicles behind should avoid this area. As long as there is no central barrier, vehicles can make a U-turn in this area.