If a driver makes a 180-degree turn with their vehicle to travel along the same road but in the opposite direction, what maneuver are they performing?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, a U-turn is the maneuver consisting of reversing the direction of travel through a 180-degree turn in order to continue traveling along the same roadway or road, but in the opposite direction to the one being followed. By contrast: A change of direction involves leaving the current road by turning right or left to enter a different road. Overtaking consists of passing another vehicle that is traveling more slowly in the same direction without changing roads or reversing the direction of travel.

If a driver makes a 180-degree turn with their vehicle to travel along the same road but in the opposite direction, what maneuver are they performing?

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