As a general rule, is a U-turn permitted on stretches of road where overtaking is prohibited?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, it is prohibited to make a U-turn on all stretches where overtaking is prohibited (unless the U-turn is expressly authorized by a specific sign). The reason is that if a stretch does not offer sufficient visibility or safety conditions to overtake and briefly enter the opposite direction, it offers them even less for crossing the roadway transversely or obstructing both directions of travel. The type of vehicle driven, such as a moped or a light quadricycle, does not alter this general prohibition.

As a general rule, is a U-turn permitted on stretches of road where overtaking is prohibited?

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