Which signal indicates a right turn is intended?

Which signal indicates a right turn is intended?

• A. Rear lights at back lit
• B. Rotating arm in forward direction
• C. Arm out to the right
• D. Arm out moving up and down

Answer: (C)

Hand signals are used to show your turning intention when indicators aren’t available. To signal a right turn, extend your arm straight out to the right side of the vehicle. This is the recognised hand signal for turning right. The other options don’t indicate a turn: rear lights lit is braking/position, not a turn signal; a rotating arm forward isn’t a standard signal; and moving the arm up and down signals slowing or stopping, not turning.

Hand signals are used to show your turning intention when indicators aren’t available. To signal a right turn, extend your arm straight out to the right side of the vehicle. This is the recognised hand signal for turning right. The other options don’t indicate a turn: rear lights lit is braking/position, not a turn signal; a rotating arm forward isn’t a standard signal; and moving the arm up and down signals slowing or stopping, not turning.