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No; move off to the right if possible and wait for safe conditions.
No. If waiting on the carriageway to make a U-turn prevents following traffic from continuing, move off it to the right, if possible, until the manoeuvre can be performed safely. Refrain from turning if it creates danger or obstruction. Completing the turn in one movement does not override these conditions.
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Yes, hazard lights give it priority to remain there.
Yes, if it can turn in one movement, even while blocking traffic.
No; move off to the right if possible and wait for safe conditions.
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