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You can do it without endangering or obstructing other road users.
When the driver of a vehicle wants to turn around, they must make sure they can do so without endangering or obstructing other road users, and choose a suitable place to carry out the manoeuvre.
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You are on an urban road, because this manoeuvre is prohibited outside a built-up area.
You can do it without endangering or obstructing other road users.
There is no other road user within 100 metres.
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