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The correct hand signal to indicate a right turn is

Correct answer

  • hand and arm extended upward.
  • hand and arm extended backward.
  • hand and arm extended outward.

Explanation

You must use hand signals or directional signals to show that you are about to turn, change lanes, or overtake a vehicle. The correct hand signal to indicate a right turn is hand and arm extended upward.

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