Alberta Class 7 Learner Knowledge Test · Question
To signal a right turn using hand signals, how should you position your arm?
A right turn hand signal is indicated by extending the left arm out and bending it upwards at the elbow.
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Question: To signal a right turn using hand signals, how should you position your arm?
Answer options:
- Left arm extended straight out
- Left arm bent at the elbow, hand pointing downwards ✅ Left arm bent at the elbow, hand pointing upwards
- Right arm extended straight out
Correct answer: Left arm bent at the elbow, hand pointing upwards
Explanation: A right turn hand signal is indicated by extending the left arm out and bending it upwards at the elbow.
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