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No. Article 79 prohibits U-turns on sections where overtaking is prohibited, unless a U-turn is expressly authorised. Article 87 includes marked pedestrian crossings and their vicinity among places where overtaking is prohibited. No pedestrians currently crossing does not remove the prohibition. Follow officer instructions and never make a dangerous manoeuvre.
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