Turning around is prohibited:
Answer options
Correct answer In all the above cases
Explanation
A U-turn is prohibited in all of the listed places. Pedestrian crossings, tunnels, bridges and overpasses and the area beneath them, and railway crossings share one feature: visibility is restricted or there is no room to escape, while a U-turn is the slowest manoeuvre there is and blocks the full width of the road. Add two more places to the same list: anywhere visibility is under 100 m in at least one direction, and public transport stops. Exam tip: in these questions each single-place option is true but incomplete, so the answer is almost always all of the above.
Topic
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