Can You Make a U-Turn at a Roundabout?

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Roundabouts do allow U-turns. Requirements for U-turns: 1. Vehicles are prohibited from making U-turns at locations with no U-turn or no left-turn signs/markings, as well as at railway crossings, pedestrian crosswalks, bridges, sharp curves, steep slopes, tunnels, or roads prone to hazards. 2. Vehicles can make U-turns at locations without no U-turn or no left-turn signs/markings, but must not obstruct the normal passage of other vehicles and pedestrians. Roundabout driving requirements: 1. All vehicles must travel counterclockwise around the roundabout facility and exit at their desired direction; 2. Most inner lanes of large roundabouts have dividers to separate motor vehicles from non-motor vehicles. Within motor vehicle lanes, some have two or more lanes for vehicles heading in different directions; 3. Right-turning vehicles must enter the right lane, while straight-going and left-turning vehicles must enter the left lane; 4. Vehicles must immediately reduce speed when approaching a roundabout; 5. When entering the roundabout, the left turn signal must be activated in advance, and when exiting, the right turn signal must be activated in advance before merging into the right lane.