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The driver of the vehicle ahead of you sticks his or her left arm straight out the window as the vehicle approaches an intersection. What does the driver intend to do?

Correct answer

  • Slow down or stop
  • Go straight
  • Turn right

Explanation

A driver may use hand and arm signals instead of the vehicle's turn and brake signals. When a driver sticks his left arm straight out the window, it means that the driver intends to turn left.

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