Which signal indicates turning right?

Which signal indicates turning right?

• A. hand to the left
• B. palm forwards facing windscreen
• C. hand to the right
• D. stick upright and diagonal

Answer: (C)

Arm signals communicate your intended movement to other road users when indicators aren’t being used or aren’t available. To indicate a right turn, extend your right hand out to the right side of the vehicle so your arm clearly points in the direction you’re turning. This position is easily visible and universally understood as a signal to go right. The other options don’t provide a clear, standard cue for a right turn: signaling with the left hand toward the left would suggest a left turn; a palm facing the windscreen isn’t a recognized cue; and a stick upright and diagonal isn’t a standard signaling method.

Arm signals communicate your intended movement to other road users when indicators aren’t being used or aren’t available. To indicate a right turn, extend your right hand out to the right side of the vehicle so your arm clearly points in the direction you’re turning. This position is easily visible and universally understood as a signal to go right. The other options don’t provide a clear, standard cue for a right turn: signaling with the left hand toward the left would suggest a left turn; a palm facing the windscreen isn’t a recognized cue; and a stick upright and diagonal isn’t a standard signaling method.