In which places is making a U-turn expressly prohibited?

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The General Traffic Regulations expressly prohibit making U-turns in tunnels, underpasses, and road sections marked with the 'Tunnel' sign (S-5). This rule exists due to the inherent danger of these locations: artificial lighting, reduced field of vision, and often narrow roadways make reversing direction an extreme accident risk. Conversely, on urban roads or paved rural paths, the maneuver is permitted provided there are no vertical signs or road markings prohibiting it, and there is adequate visibility and space.

In which places is making a U-turn expressly prohibited?

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