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No, except at places authorised and signposted for this purpose.
No, except at places provided and signposted for that purpose. A gap in the central reservation or good visibility does not by itself authorise a U-turn. Use the permitted route through a suitable exit or junction and obey signs.
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Yes, when there is sufficient visibility.
No, except at places authorised and signposted for this purpose.
Yes, using the openings in the central reservation.
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