What is the hand signal for a right turn as described in the material?

• A. Left arm bent upwards 90 degrees
• B. Left arm out and extended upward
• C. Right arm extended
• D. Left arm extended downward

Answer: (A)

To signal a right turn, you use the left arm and make a bend at the elbow so the forearm points upward, with the hand raised. This 90-degree angle clearly indicates to other drivers that you intend to turn right. The left arm is used because the signals are designed to be seen from behind and don’t rely on the vehicle’s electrical signals. The other positions correspond to different actions: a straight extension of the left arm indicates a left turn, a downward extension signals braking or stopping, and using the right arm isn’t the standard driving signal.