Which light allows for a U-turn?

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Here is relevant information about U-turns: 1. Places where U-turns are allowed: At intersections with a dedicated U-turn sign, you can make a normal U-turn. If there is a traffic light, you must wait for the left-turn signal or U-turn signal. At intersections with a left-turn sign and no no-U-turn sign, U-turns are allowed. If there is a combined left-turn and U-turn sign, U-turns are permitted. On roads without no-U-turn signs, you can make a U-turn at the dashed line. U-turns are also allowed on yellow grids at roads or intersections. 2. Places where U-turns are prohibited: At intersections with no-U-turn signs, U-turns are not allowed. At intersections with no-left-turn signs, U-turns are prohibited. At intersections with only straight lanes, you must go straight and cannot make a U-turn. U-turns are not allowed on solid lines at roads or intersections. U-turns are absolutely prohibited on crosswalks. Additionally, U-turns are not allowed in areas such as bridges, sharp curves, steep slopes, tunnels, railway crossings, or hazardous road sections.