In driving, what's a three-point turn? How do I do one? Tell me how in 3 steps.
The three-point turn (also known as the K-turn, Y-turn or broken U-turn) is a maneuver used to turn the vehicle around on roads that are too narrow for a full U-turn. Here's what you need to do in order to execute a three-point turn:

1. Move your car close to the edge of the road. Lock your steering wheel to the left and move your car forward until it's close to the edge of the road and stop.
2. Turn your steering wheel to the right and reverse your car until the back wheels are nearly at the edge of the road.
3. Shift your car back into forward gear. Turn your steering wheel back to the left to begin driving in the lane opposite to the one where you began. 

Please remember to always check your rearview mirrors and execute all driving maneuvers safely. Do not attempt a three-point turn in areas with heavy traffic.