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No, because it is prohibited.
No. Article 79 prohibits U-turns in tunnels and underpasses in the stated circumstances. Good lighting or absence of traffic does not remove the prohibition. A U-turn means reversing your direction of travel, not simply following a bend in the tunnel.
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Yes, as a general rule, unless prohibited by a sign.
Yes, when it can be done safely and the tunnel is very well lit.
No, because it is prohibited.
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