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Leave on the right if possible and wait for a safe opportunity.
Leave the carriageway on the right, if possible, until the U-turn can be made without danger or obstruction. Choose a suitable place and signal in advance. A broken line alone does not permit blocking traffic or require oncoming vehicles to facilitate a dangerous U-turn.
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Always start turning if there is a broken line, even if it obstructs traffic.
Leave on the right if possible and wait for a safe opportunity.
Continue blocking because oncoming vehicles must always stop.
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