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Which hand signal from the driver’s left window indicates slowing or stopping?
A north-facing blue car on an ordinary two-way road. A separate labelled enlargement locates the driver’s left window, viewed from behind; no manual signal is shown yet.
Correct answer: Left arm extended with the forearm downward
Why
Extend the left arm beyond the driver’s left window with the forearm downward to indicate slowing or stopping. The enlarged detail is viewed from behind, so the illustrated window is on the vehicle’s left side.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Basic Driving Skills · p. 51
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