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A driver extends the left arm outside the window with the forearm pointing upward. What movement does this signal?
A driver's left arm is extended with the forearm pointing upward, viewed from behind.
Correct answer: A right turn.
Why
A left arm bent upward signals a right turn. Keep watching the vehicle and road; a signal communicates intent rather than giving either driver automatic priority.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Hand Signals · p. 42
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