Group 9 · Signals, lights, overtaking and railway crossings · Question 71 of 119

What does the hand signal given by the passenger-car driver indicate?

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Correct answer: The driver is making a right turn.

Explanation

The signal for a right turn is the right arm out to the side, or the left arm bent up at a right angle at the elbow. The driver holds his left arm out of the window bent upward, so he is turning right. For braking the arm would be raised straight up (Rules, point 37).

Source: the official question bank of the Road Police of Armenia (roadpolice.am (opens in a new tab))

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