Which hand signal is used to indicate a right turn according to the material?

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

Answer: (A)

In this material, the right turn is signaled by extending the left arm out the window and raising the hand upward. This creates a clear, visible cue for drivers behind you that you intend to turn right, which helps others anticipate your movement.

Think of it as a distinct position from the others: the arm is out and raised rather than pointing downward (which is the stop signal) or positioned in a way that would indicate a left turn. Using this left-arm-up signal communicates your rightward action even if your vehicle’s electrical signals aren’t working.