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No; leave on the right if possible and wait there for a suitable opportunity.
No. Under Article 78, leave the carriageway on its right side if possible and wait until the U-turn can be made without danger or obstruction. Choose a suitable place, signal in advance and observe Article 79 prohibitions. The absence of a specific sign does not authorise every U-turn. The question fully describes the situation and does not depend on an image of a green vehicle.
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No; leave on the right if possible and wait there for a suitable opportunity.
Yes; the absence of a sign prohibits leaving on the right.
Yes; block vehicles behind until you can turn.
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