In which specific situation is it prohibited to make a change of direction to the left?

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The General Traffic Regulations strictly state that making a change of direction to the left is prohibited whenever there is insufficient visibility. This includes curves with reduced visibility and grade breaks (hills). The reason is safety: when turning left, you invade the oncoming lane, and if you do not have complete visibility, you cannot judge the speed and distance of approaching vehicles, posing a serious danger to road safety. It is not necessary to have a sign explicitly permitting it (it is allowed by default unless prohibited), nor is it mandatory to have an exclusive lane to perform the maneuver on all roads.

In which specific situation is it prohibited to make a change of direction to the left?

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