On a clear afternoon, your turn signal lights stop working. You need to turn right, and you can see people and vehicles clearly for 1,000 feet. Which signal should you give?

Correct answer: Put your left arm out and bend it up at the elbow, with your hand pointing up

Why

Drivers give all hand-and-arm signals with the left arm: straight out for a left turn, bent up for a right turn, and bent down to stop or slow. Use them only in daylight when you can see people and vehicles clearly at 1,000 feet. At night, in poor visibility, or in a wide or long vehicle, you must use signal lights, so have failed lights repaired before you drive in those conditions.

Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Turn signals · p. 46