Group 9 · Signals, lights, overtaking and railway crossings · Question 72 of 119

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

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Correct answer: The driver intends to make a left turn or a U-turn.

Explanation

The signal for a left turn or U-turn is the left arm extended to the side. The car driver holds the left arm straight out to the side, so he intends to turn left or make a U-turn. The braking signal would be an arm raised upward (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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