On a two-way road with a solid longitudinal line in the center, is a U-turn allowed?

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The General Traffic Regulations (Annex I, road markings) establish that a solid longitudinal marking means that drivers must not cross it, drive on it or, when it separates the two directions of traffic, drive to the left of it. To make a U-turn it is essential to cross the line and enter the opposite lane, a maneuver that is prohibited if that marking exists. It is not true that it is prohibited only when there is also a vertical sign: the solid line is in itself the prohibition. Nor does a clear road justify crossing it: the prohibition does not depend on whether or not vehicles are coming from the opposite direction.

On a two-way road with a solid longitudinal line in the center, is a U-turn allowed?

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