Is it permissible to make a U-turn in waterlogged sections?
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It depends on the specific circumstances. 1. Ensure safety: When a motor vehicle is passing through a flooded road, it must confirm that it cannot pass safely before making a U-turn; otherwise, it is a violation. When driving through a flooded road or bridge, the vehicle should stop to assess the water conditions and proceed at a low speed only after confirming safety. 2. Check for U-turn lanes or signs: While driving on the road, whether on familiar or unfamiliar routes, it is essential to check for U-turn lanes or signs. If there is a U-turn lane, observe the traffic lights or signs for that lane and follow the regulations accordingly. 3. Special circumstances: For instance, some U-turn lanes may indicate that U-turns are allowed during a red light, in which case making a U-turn when the light is red is permissible. Conversely, if a U-turn sign specifies that U-turns should only be made during a green light, then making a U-turn during a red light would undoubtedly constitute a violation.