When riding on a roadway signed as a one-way road, which maneuver is completely prohibited?

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A U-turn consists of turning around to travel in the opposite direction to the one you were traveling in (a 180-degree turn). On a one-way road, all lanes are intended for travel in the same direction, so making a U-turn would mean traveling in the opposite direction to the authorized one (the prohibited direction), which is extremely dangerous and strictly prohibited by the General Traffic Regulations. By contrast, changing direction to the right or to the left (turning into another street) is allowed, provided there is no regulatory sign that expressly prohibits it. Likewise, going straight ahead is the natural and authorized action on any public road open to traffic.

When riding on a roadway signed as a one-way road, which maneuver is completely prohibited?

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