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That they do not endanger or obstruct other road users.
That it can be done without endangering or obstructing others, at a suitable place where the manoeuvre is permitted. Signal in advance and occupy the road for the shortest possible time. If unsafe, wait; if waiting in the carriageway blocks following traffic, leave on the right if possible. No universal 100-metre following-distance requirement applies to every U-turn.
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That there must always be a specially prepared place on the road to carry out the manoeuvre.
That they do not endanger or obstruct other road users.
That they must leave a distance of more than 100 metres from the vehicle travelling ahead.
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