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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A driver signals from the left side of a car with the hand and arm extended upward. What does this mean?
Correct answer: A right turn.
Why
From the left side of the vehicle, an upward arm signals a right turn, a horizontal arm signals a left turn, and a downward arm signals stopping or slowing. Vehicles required to use signal equipment must still use that equipment. Always make the movement safely.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Upward left-arm hand signal · p. 122
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