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No, it is prohibited.
No. Article 79 prohibits U-turns on sections where overtaking is prohibited unless a U-turn is expressly authorised, as well as at other listed places. A pedestrian crossing is subject to the overtaking prohibition and its specific conditions; it is not a place for an ordinary U-turn. Do not confuse turning into another road with reversing the direction of travel.
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Only motorcycles may change direction.
No, it is prohibited.
Yes, it can be done without giving way to pedestrians.
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