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No, except at places authorised for this purpose.
Making a U-turn on a motorway is always prohibited, except at places authorised for this purpose, such as a service area that may occasionally be found on the road on which we are travelling.
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Yes, provided that it does not affect the movement of the other vehicles.
No, except at places authorised for this purpose.
No, it is prohibited in all cases and places.
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