For what distance must drivers give a continuous turn signal when making a left or right turn in a business or residential district?
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Not less than 50 feet before turning.
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Not less than 100 feet before turning.
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Not less than 400 feet before turning.
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Not less than 75 feet before turning.
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Explanation
In a business or residential district, drivers are required to give a continuous turn signal for at least 100 feet before making a left or right turn. This requirement helps notify other drivers and pedestrians of your intention to turn, allowing them adequate time to react safely.
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