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For how far before a turn must a Connecticut driver continuously signal?
Blue car A is in the proper lane approaching an intended right turn. An enlarged detail identifies its right turn signal.
Correct answer: At least the last 100 feet
Why
Signal continuously for at least the last 100 feet before the turn. Check that the movement is reasonably safe and that the signal does not mislead others. Cancel the signal after the turn. A signal communicates intent; it does not give priority.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Turn-signal distance · p. 41
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