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Which of the following hand signals would a driver use to indicate that he or she is turning left?

Correct answer

  • Right hand and arm up
  • Left hand and arm straight out
  • Left hand and arm down

Explanation

When a driver puts his or her left hand and arm straight out, it indicates the driver's intention to turn left.

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