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Blocking the road for as little time as possible
At a permitted, suitable location, blocking the road for as little time as possible without endangering or obstructing other users. Signal in advance and check that you can complete the manoeuvre safely; otherwise wait or refrain. Prompt execution does not justify rushing. Observe article 79’s U-turn prohibitions as well as article 78’s conditions.
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