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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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A driver extends the left hand and arm upward from the left side of the vehicle. What is the signal?
Correct answer: A right turn.
Why
An upward left arm signals a right turn. A horizontal left arm signals left, and a downward left arm signals stopping or slowing. Bicyclists may alternatively extend the right arm horizontally for a right turn. Signals do not grant right-of-way.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Upward left-arm signal · p. 77
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