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Speed, space margins and communicationStandalone practice
When can a hand signal add useful communication?
Correct answer: When your turn signal may be hard to see
Why
ICBC recommends adding an appropriate hand signal when a turn signal is hard to see, such as when pulling out from parked vehicles. The hand signal must itself be visible; it does not replace required functioning equipment or grant priority.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Turn and hand signals; MVA 171-172 · p. 88
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