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The driver of the car ahead holds the left arm out of the window with the forearm bent straight up. What does the driver plan to do?
An enlarged detail shows a driver’s left upper arm extended sideways and the forearm bent straight upward, with the back of the hand visible.
Correct answer: Turn right
Why
Drivers give hand signals from the left side of the vehicle when signal lights do not work or cannot be seen. Bicyclists use the same signals and may also show a right turn with the right arm held straight out. Give any signal, by light or by hand, at least 100 feet before the turn.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Hand signals · p. 38
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