No left turn signs no longer prohibit U-turns

One of the new points of Regulation 41 in 2016 is that the no left turn sign (code P.123a) now does not have the value of prohibiting U-turns.

The new 2016 Standard 41 was recently issued by the Ministry of Transport (effective from November 1) to replace the 2012 Standard 41.

Excerpt from the content of Regulation 41 of 2016 on no left turn signs. The regulation takes effect from November 1.

In the old 2012 regulation, the no left turn sign (P123a) meant no U-turn. But from November 1, this sign will no longer have that meaning according to the new content. Thus, the concept of "no left turn means no U-turn" will no longer be valid.

In addition, drivers also have questions about whether the No Left Turn Sign (code P103c) means no U-turns. This is unchanged in Regulation 41 of 2016 compared to 2012. Both do not mention the content of "no U-turns" when describing sign 103c. Thus, the concept of "no left turn means no U-turns" does not exist.

The description of the No Left Turn Sign (P103c) does not include a prohibition on U-turns.

According to VNE