If there is not enough room for a U-turn, you are suggested to follow:

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When there isn’t enough room for a U-turn, use a three-point (or Y) turn to change direction in a narrow street. This maneuver lets you reverse your travel direction with careful, controlled movements without needing a full turn in one shot. Start by signaling and pulling close to the curb on the side you’re turning toward, then turn the steering wheel toward the direction you want to end up in and begin backing slowly to create space. Straighten the wheels and move forward in the opposite direction, repeating as needed until you’re facing the desired way. Always check for traffic, pedestrians, and any oncoming vehicles before each step and ensure you’re making the turn where it’s legal and safe. This approach is safer and more practical in tight spaces than backing into traffic, attempting to cross an intersection while backing up, or performing a U-turn in a restricted area.