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No. The continuous longitudinal line must not be crossed for that turn; apparently safe conditions or being within a built-up area do not permit crossing it. Find a location where markings and other signs allow the manoeuvre. This differs from an authorised turn through a gap in the marking, regulated exceptional cases or an officer’s instruction that takes precedence.
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Yes, as long as it does not compromise the safety of any road user.
Only within a built-up area.
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