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To allow a double-left or double-right turn through the median segment, break any one of the [[#Preventing median U-turns|above conditions]]. For example:
To allow median U-turns in both directions, break condition #2 by making the median segment (B) {{:Routing_penalties/U-turn_minimum|greater}} ''or longer''


* To allow median U-turns in both directions, break condition #2 by making the median segment (B) {{:Routing_penalties/U-turn_minimum|greater}} ''or longer''
To allow a U-turn from only one direction, first setup the intersection to allow U-turns in both directions. Then, add a [[Junction Box]], and restrict the prohibited U-turn route.  {{As of|2017}}, a rank 5 user or above is required to install a Junction Box.  
* To allow a U-turn from only one direction, first setup the intersection to allow U-turns in both directions. Then, add a [[Junction Box]], and restrict the prohibited U-turn route.  {{As of|2017}}, a rank 5 user or above is required to install a Junction Box.  
{{mbox|text=Previously, unidirectional U-turn prohibition on a divided road was set up by breaking condition #3 of the U-turn prevention mechanism through the use of a [[Glossary#mDL|micro-dogleg]].  {{As of|2017}}, Waze staff has expressed a preference that map editors use Junction Boxes in these situations.}}
{{mbox|text=Previously, unidirectional U-turn prohibition on a divided road was set up by breaking condition #3 of the U-turn prevention mechanism through the use of a [[Glossary#mDL|micro-dogleg]].  {{As of|2017}}, Waze staff has expressed a preference that map editors use Junction Boxes in these situations.}}
<!-- OLD INFORMATION * To allow a U-turn from only one direction, first set up U-turn prevention for both directions. Break condition #3 on the side where U-turns are allowed. Increase or decrease the angles so that the in and out segments (A and C) are [[#Checking for parallel incoming and outgoing segments|not parallel]]. A [[Glossary#mDL|micro-dogleg]] can be used to change the angle without changing the appearance of the segment.
<!-- OLD INFORMATION * To allow a U-turn from only one direction, first set up U-turn prevention for both directions. Break condition #3 on the side where U-turns are allowed. Increase or decrease the angles so that the in and out segments (A and C) are [[#Checking for parallel incoming and outgoing segments|not parallel]]. A [[Glossary#mDL|micro-dogleg]] can be used to change the angle without changing the appearance of the segment.
[[File:U-turn selective Uturn prevention.png|center]]-->
[[File:U-turn selective Uturn prevention.png|center]]-->
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To allow median U-turns in both directions, break condition #2 by making the median segment (B) 52.49 ft (16 m) or longer

To allow a U-turn from only one direction, first setup the intersection to allow U-turns in both directions. Then, add a Junction Box, and restrict the prohibited U-turn route. As of 2017, a rank 5 user or above is required to install a Junction Box.

Previously, unidirectional U-turn prohibition on a divided road was set up by breaking condition #3 of the U-turn prevention mechanism through the use of a micro-dogleg. As of 2017, Waze staff has expressed a preference that map editors use Junction Boxes in these situations.