Question

1. you may not make a u - turn:

a. in a residential street
b. in front of a fire station
c. in front of a public school
d. at a divided highway

Explanation:

U - turns are generally prohibited at divided highways because the design of divided highways (with a median or barrier separating traffic directions) makes U - turns dangerous and non - compliant with traffic safety regulations. Residential streets, in front of fire stations, and in front of public schools do not have the same restriction as divided highways for U - turns (though there may be other restrictions in some cases, but the most accurate answer here is related to divided highways).

Answer:

B. In front of a fire station (Note: There is an error in the above explanation. The correct answer is B. In front of a fire station. U - turns are prohibited within 200 feet of a fire station (in front of it) as per traffic laws. Divided highways may have specific U - turn rules but the key here is that in front of a fire station, U - turns are not allowed. Residential streets usually allow U - turns unless there are signs prohibiting, and at a divided highway, U - turns may be allowed at designated areas. So the correct answer is B. In front of a fire station.)