Understanding Roadway Communication Signals

What is the correct hand signal for making a left turn while driving?

• Left arm extended straight out

• Left arm bent upward at the elbow

• Left arm bent downward at the elbow

• Right arm extended straight out

Which signal should you use to indicate a right turn?

• Left arm extended straight out

• Left arm bent upward at the elbow

• Left arm bent downward at the elbow

• Waving your hand

What does it mean when a vehicle’s brake lights are illuminated?

• The vehicle is accelerating

• The vehicle is turning left

• The vehicle is slowing down or stopping

• The headlights are on

When should you use your headlights?

• Only at night

• When visibility is poor, such as in rain or fog

• Only on highways

• Only when parked

What is the correct hand signal for stopping or slowing down?

• Left arm extended straight out

• Left arm bent upward at the elbow

• Left arm bent downward at the elbow

• Right arm bent upward at the elbow

What should you do before changing lanes?

• Honk your horn

• Check mirrors and blind spots, then signal

• Speed up quickly

• Turn on your headlights

Which of the following is a reason to use your horn?

• To alert another driver of your presence

• To greet a friend

• To express frustration

• To signal a turn

What does it mean if a driver is using their right turn signal?

• They intend to turn left

• They intend to turn right

• They are stopping

• They are changing lanes to the left

When is it appropriate to use your high beam headlights?

• In heavy fog

• On open roads with no oncoming traffic at night

• In city traffic

• When following another vehicle closely

What should you do if you see another vehicle’s brake lights ahead of you?

• Speed up

• Prepare to slow down or stop

• Turn on your headlights

• Honk your horn