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Yes.
Yes. A U-turn must be signalled sufficiently early using the appropriate statutory signal, normally the indicator towards the manoeuvre. First check that it is permitted and will not endanger or obstruct others. Signalling grants no priority and does not authorise a prohibited U-turn.
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No, only when changing lanes.
Yes.
Yes, but only lorries.
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