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Car permit · Turns and signals

Which signal, given with the hand and arm, lets other drivers know you intend to make a right turn?

Correct answer: Left arm out the window, bent up at the elbow at 90 degrees.

Answer options

  1. ALeft arm held straight out the window, level with the shoulder
  2. BLeft arm out the window, bent up at the elbow at 90 degrees Correct
  3. CLeft arm out the window, bent down at the elbow at 90 degrees

Why

To indicate a right turn, stick your left arm through the driver's window and bend it up at the elbow so your hand points toward the sky. A straight, extended arm signals a left turn, while an arm bent downward signals that you are slowing down or stopping.

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Topic: Turns and signals   License: Car permit

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