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No, because you cannot check that it is safe.
No. A U-turn is prohibited where you cannot check that it can be performed without danger. Slowing down or signalling does not remove that prohibition. Wait or find a permitted place with adequate visibility and space.
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Yes, slowing down alone is sufficient.
Yes, signalling alone is sufficient.
No, because you cannot check that it is safe.
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