During the driving test, it's crucial to demonstrate knowledge of proper hand signals, which communicate your intentions to other road users. These signals help ensure safety and are a vital part of road etiquette. Below is a breakdown of key hand signals you need to be familiar with:

Important: Always use hand signals when your vehicle's indicators are not working or if you're driving in a situation where visibility is limited.

The most common hand gestures used during driving are:

  • Left Turn: Left arm extended horizontally out of the driver's window.
  • Right Turn: Left arm bent at a 90-degree angle upwards.
  • Slow Down or Stop: Left arm bent at a 90-degree angle downwards.

Each hand gesture must be clear and visible to ensure the safety of all road users. Here's a quick reference table:

Signal Action Hand Position
Left Turn Indicate a left turn Left arm extended horizontally
Right Turn Indicate a right turn Left arm bent upwards at 90 degrees
Slow Down/Stop Indicate a stop or slow down Left arm bent downwards at 90 degrees