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No.
The reversing manoeuvre carried out by a lorry on a road must be performed slowly, after having signalled the intention using the required signals, and under no circumstances may this manoeuvre be complementary to a U-turn carried out before or after it.
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Yes, if the road is wide enough.
Yes, if there is no danger.
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