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three-point turn

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three-point turn
a turn reversing the direction of motion of a motor vehicle using forward and reverse gears alternately, and completed after only three movements


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Seago accidentally killed Keith Warman, 55, performing a three-point turn at 6mph in his 26-ton bin lorry last April.
LICENCE CHEAT WHO RAN DOWN FRIEND GOES FREE; One-eyed man memorised ... by The Mirror (London, England)
In his report to Kirklees Council, the investigator said he had attempted a slow three-point turn on the land and 'would not wish to attempt such a manoeuvre again, for fear of damage to the car.
Row over crescent heads for Europe; Appeal to rights court to force ... by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Robert Wilson, 79, had taken his daughter and two friends on a sight-seeing trip when his car shot into the choppy water as he tried to perform a three-point turn.
SIGHT SEA-ING! by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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