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Yes, on an exceptional basis
Drivers of priority vehicles travelling on dual carriageways or motorways on urgent duty may, exceptionally, make a U-turn or reverse, provided that they do not compromise the safety of other users. Several answers may appear correct, but one option indicates the exceptional nature of the manoeuvre, referring to emergency services.
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Yes, on an exceptional basis
They may reverse but may not make a U-turn
No, it is prohibited
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