When a driver has their left arm and hand extended upward, the driver plans to:
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Turn left.
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Turn right.
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Come to a stop.
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Go straight ahead.
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Explanation
When a driver extends their left arm and hand upward, it indicates their intention to turn right. This is a standard hand and arm signal used in driving. Hand and arm signals are essential for communication on the road, especially when the vehicle's lights or turn signals are not functioning properly.
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