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A driver extends the left arm out of the window with the elbow bent and the hand pointing upward. What movement does this conventional hand signal indicate?
Correct answer: A right turn
Why
The left arm raised at the elbow indicates a right turn. Know the standard hand signals in case the vehicle’s electric signals fail. A signal only states intention; the driver must still check and yield before making the movement.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Right-turn hand signal · p. 27, 73
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