A three-point turn is used:
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To turn your car around in a small space.
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Whenever possible, to change lane.
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To indicate your intention to turn.
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On a curve, when a sign indicates that making a U-turn is prohibited.
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Explanation
Three-point turns are maneuvers that can be done on roads that aren't wide enough for U-turns. They permit drivers to turn their vehicle around so they face the opposite direction.
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