In most fonts the uppercase U has no extra line, most don’t write one in upper case as well when handwriting.
Must be thought off in the US, as they have space on the road for U turns though. Most other countries are stuck with 3 point turns. (Or in my case, a lot more, my car has a turningcircle of a battleship)
Maybe it’s an US thing?
I guess it’s because the U is drawn in 1 fluent motion, a u and an n have the extra line, compared to the U.
My U has the same extra line, just on the right.
*A US thing, by the way, as U begins with /j/ (the ‘y’ sound in you).
In most fonts the uppercase U has no extra line, most don’t write one in upper case as well when handwriting.
Must be thought off in the US, as they have space on the road for U turns though. Most other countries are stuck with 3 point turns. (Or in my case, a lot more, my car has a turningcircle of a battleship)