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U-turns are regulated by the local (although, sometimes state) governments, so it is not universal.
That being said, a majority of jurisdictions do not allow the U-turn on any public roadway, for any reason.
Most jurisdictions consider it a traffic infraction, making the punishment a traffic ticket.
In my state, Indiana, you can make a U-Turn from a left turn lane at any intersection except where there's a No U-Turn sign. You can't make a U-Turn on an interstate either, but you can on a divided highway. These laws do vary state to state so check with your own state for your laws. An easy way to find out would be to Google "U-Turn laws [state]".
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