How is a left turn hand signal correctly made in Minnesota if electronic turn signals are not working?
In the event that a vehicle's electronic turn signals are not functioning, Minnesota law mandates using hand signals to indicate turning intentions. To correctly signal a left turn, the driver should extend the left arm straight out with the palm facing forward. This clear gesture communicates the intended maneuver to other road users, ensuring road safety and adherence to traffic regulations.
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