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In North Carolina, what is the correct hand signal to indicate a left turn?

Correct answer

  • Left arm and hand down, palm facing backward
  • Left arm and hand straight out, forefinger pointing left
  • Left arm and hand straight out, palm facing backward

Explanation

Under North Carolina law, the correct hand signal for a left turn is left arm and hand straight out with your forefinger (first finger) pointing to the left. (Note: Some other US states don't require you to point with your finger.)

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