Correct answer
An approaching exit for a U-turn using a different level.
An approaching exit through which a U-turn can be made using a different level. The sign shown gives no 300 m distance, does not require a left turn and does not authorise reversing.
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An approaching exit for a U-turn using a different level.
A compulsory left turn.
A 300 m section where reversing is permitted.
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