Idaho Written Driver's License Practice Test

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What is the hand and arm signal for a left turn?

Hand and arm straight out
Hand and arm upward
Hand and arm bent down
Hand and arm pointed diagonally

The correct answer is: Hand and arm straight out

The hand and arm signal for a left turn is achieved by extending your hand and arm straight out to the side. This signal is universally recognized and indicates to other drivers and pedestrians that you intend to make a left turn. It is essential for maintaining clear communication on the road, especially when a vehicle's turn signals may not be visible or functioning. Using this signal helps ensure safety by informing those around you of your intentions in a clear and visible manner, allowing them to react appropriately. This is especially crucial in situations where visibility may be impaired or during inclement weather. Understanding and using hand signals is a fundamental aspect of safe driving and is part of the rules of the road.