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No.
No. Steady red prohibits proceeding for the movement it controls. The 15-metre limit for certain reversing manoeuvres does not permit passing a red light. When permitted to proceed, a U-turn may be made only where allowed, at a suitable location and without endangering or obstructing others, under articles 78 and 79. Merely lacking priority is not an independent blanket prohibition of every U-turn.
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Yes, if no more than 15 metres are travelled.
Yes, with due care.
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