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What hand-and-arm signal indicates a left turn?
Correct answer: The left arm extended horizontally.
Why
A left arm extended horizontally from the vehicle's left side signals a left turn. An upward arm signals right; a downward arm signals slowing or stopping. Use working vehicle signals normally. Indiana requires signal devices on vehicles meeting specified dimensions, and the BMV does not accept hand signals in place of working signals on the driving skills exam.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Left-turn hand signal · p. 44
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