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What is the correct hand signal for making a right turn?

Correct answer

  • Left hand and arm extended downward
  • Left hand and arm extended backward
  • Left hand and arm extended upward

Explanation

Continue signaling until you are ready to make the actual turn. The correct hand signal for making a right turn is to extend the left hand and arm upward.

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