What is another word for three-point turn?
Pronunciation: [θɹˈiːpˈɔ͡ɪnt tˈɜːn] (IPA) 
A "three-point turn" is a driving manoeuvre that allows a driver to make a U-turn in a narrow street or a dead end by turning the car in three points. The three-point turn is also known as a "K-turn" or "Austin Powers turn." Instead of a three-point turn, motorists can use other techniques to change their direction in narrow spaces, such as a "five-point turn" or an "eight-point turn." Some people may refer to the three-point turn as a "Y-turn," "T-turn," or a "pivot turn." Whatever the term used, the key is to practice safe driving habits and caution when executing these kinds of turns.
