If a driver makes a 180-degree turn to continue along the same roadway but in the opposite direction, what basic maneuver has been performed?

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The regulatory U-turn maneuver consists of making a half turn (a 180-degree turn) to continue traveling on the same road on which one was traveling, but in the direction opposite to the original. It is essential not to confuse it with a change of direction, which consists of leaving the current road to join a different road (turning right or left), or with reversing, which is a backward movement of the vehicle without altering its front-facing orientation.

If a driver makes a 180-degree turn to continue along the same roadway but in the opposite direction, what basic maneuver has been performed?

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