Left Turn (hand signal) which action corresponds?

Left Turn (hand signal) which action corresponds?

• A. Left arm raised up, palm open.
• B. Right arm extended.
• C. Left arm extended, palm open.
• D. Left arm straight down, palm facing back.

Answer: (C)

Hand signals are how riders show their intentions to other road users when visibility is limited. For a left turn, extend the left arm straight out to the side with the palm open. This position is clearly visible to drivers behind you and signals that you plan to go left. The other common signals serve different actions: raising the left arm signals slow or stop, and extending the right arm signals a right turn. Keep the left-arm signal in place as you complete the turn.

Hand signals are how riders show their intentions to other road users when visibility is limited. For a left turn, extend the left arm straight out to the side with the palm open. This position is clearly visible to drivers behind you and signals that you plan to go left. The other common signals serve different actions: raising the left arm signals slow or stop, and extending the right arm signals a right turn. Keep the left-arm signal in place as you complete the turn.