Which hand signal indicates a right turn?

The correct hand signal for indicating a right turn involves the left arm bent upward at a 90-degree angle. This position clearly communicates the intent to turn right to other drivers and pedestrians. When you lift your left arm at this angle, it becomes a recognized signal on the road, ensuring that your intentions are visible to others, thus promoting safety.

The left arm straight out is actually used to indicate a left turn, which is why it does not apply here. Meanwhile, the left arm bent downward signifies a stop signal, and the right arm extended straight out is not a standard signal used in this context at all. Each of these other signals serves distinct purposes but does not convey a right turn.