A U-turn in the marked place is
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Explanation
Prohibited. A public transport stop sign is fitted on the left of the picture and the U-turn arc shown passes directly in front of that stop. A U-turn at a public transport stop is prohibited without any qualification, and it belongs with the other absolute bans worth memorising together: pedestrian crossings, tunnels, on and under bridges, railway crossings, and anywhere visibility is under 100 m. The danger is visible in the picture: buses pull in and out constantly and passengers step onto the carriageway from between or behind them, while your manoeuvre blocks the full width of the road exactly where the bus body hides everyone. The trap is the option making the ban conditional on not obstructing public transport — these prohibitions are a closed, absolute list.
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