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What is the correct hand signal to indicate a right turn?

Correct answer

  • Hand and arm extended downward
  • Hand and arm extended upward
  • Hand and arm extended backward

Explanation

Be sure to make your intentions known to other drivers. Continue signaling until you are ready to make the actual turn. The correct hand signal for making a right turn is hand and arm extended upward.

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