Which arm signal indicates a right turn?

• A. Arm bent upwards at elbow
• B. Arm straight out
• C. Arm bent downwards at elbow
• D. Arm raised above head

Answer: (A)

A right turn is indicated by the left arm being extended out the window and then bent upward at the elbow, with the hand raised. This creates a clear, visible angle that signals to others that you intend to turn right. The straight-out position is typically used for a left turn, the downward bend signals slowing or stopping, and raising the arm high above the head isn’t a standard driving signal.