Yes, if done safely with no oncoming traffic, preferably not over a double line. Helpful Globe piece here. U-turns are not mentioned in state law. If there is no sign but you pull in front of oncoming traffic, that's failure to yield. Making a U-turn where there is a sign prohibiting it would be failure to obey a traffic control. U-turn over a double line would be marked lane violation. Not aggressively enforced unless a major road with signs or if an accident happens.
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U-turns not defined in state law
Yes, if done safely with no oncoming traffic, preferably not over a double line. Helpful Globe piece here. U-turns are not mentioned in state law. If there is no sign but you pull in front of oncoming traffic, that's failure to yield. Making a U-turn where there is a sign prohibiting it would be failure to obey a traffic control. U-turn over a double line would be marked lane violation. Not aggressively enforced unless a major road with signs or if an accident happens.