Arizona Driving Permit Written Practice Test

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When is it appropriate to use your right hand to signal a turn?

Hand held upward
Hand held outward
Hand held downward
Do a thumbs-up gesture

The correct answer is: Hand held upward

The appropriate use of your right hand to signal a turn is when your hand is held upward. This gesture indicates that you are making a right turn. In addition to being a clear visual signal to other drivers, it also conforms with standard signaling practices, ensuring that your intention to turn is unmistakable. Hand signals are crucial for communicating your actions on the road, especially in cases where turn signals might not be functioning. Using the right-hand upward signal helps maintain road safety by alerting other motorists and pedestrians about your intended maneuver.