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No, except at places provided for that purpose.
It is prohibited except at places provided for that purpose, under Article 79. Use authorised, signed junctions or routes to reverse direction; do not cross the median or use an unauthorised service opening. The absence of other vehicles does not permit a U-turn anywhere.
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No, except at places provided for that purpose.
Yes, anywhere if it does not inconvenience other vehicles.
Yes, through any median opening even if unauthorised.
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