What are the hand signals for a right turn on standby?
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There are three hand signals for a right turn on standby: 1. Stop signal: The traffic officer extends their left arm forward and upward, palm facing forward. This is the stop signal, indicating that vehicles facing the officer's direction should stop; 2. Go straight signal: The traffic officer extends their left arm horizontally while turning their head to the left, palm facing forward; simultaneously extends their right arm horizontally while turning their head to the right, palm facing forward, and swings it to the left. This is the go straight signal, indicating that vehicles to the officer's right should proceed straight; 3. Right turn signal: The traffic officer extends their left arm forward, palm facing forward, indicating that vehicles directly ahead should stop; then the officer turns their head to the right, with their right arm and palm extended straight and swinging to the left front, palm facing left, indicating that vehicles should make a right turn in the direction the officer's head is facing.