Car permit · Turns and signals
Which hand-and-arm signal tells other drivers that you are about to turn right?
Correct answer: Left arm out the window, elbow bent 90 degrees, hand pointing up.
Answer options
- ALeft arm out the window, elbow bent 90 degrees, hand pointing up Correct
- BLeft arm out the window, fully extended, hand pointing straight out
- CLeft arm out the window, elbow bent 90 degrees, hand pointing down
Why
A right turn is shown by hand with the left arm held out and bent at the elbow, forearm raised straight up. An arm held fully straight out means a left turn, while a forearm angled downward tells others you are slowing or stopping.
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