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Rules of the Road

A cyclist extending their left arm straight out to the side is signalling:

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Correct Answer: B. A left turn

Cyclist left-arm signals follow a standard: horizontal = left turn; 90° up = right turn (or right arm out); 90° down = stop. Drivers and pedestrians can read these signals to predict the cyclist's next move.

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