To signal a left turn, remove your left hand from the
corresponding handlebar grip. Extend your left arm out to your
side until it's parallel with the ground. Maintain control of
the handlebars with your right hand. The National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration recommends turning your head to
make sure you have a clear path before executing the turn. There
are two different ways to signal a right turn. The conventional
right turn signal utilizes your left arm. Extend your left hand
out to your side until it's parallel with the ground, then bend
your elbow to create a 90-degree angle. Point your left hand
vertically to complete the safety signal. An second option
entails using your right arm by extending it out horizontally
from your side to signal a right turn. Slowing or Stopping The
slowing or stopping signal can be executed with either your left
or right hand. Extend your hand out to your side at a 45-degree
angle. Rotate the hand so that your palm faces the following
motorist or cyclist. Engage the b