When to Turn Off the Left Turn Signal During a Right-Angle Turn?

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DelArianna
07/30/25 6:24am
Generally, when a vehicle is making a right-angle turn, the turn signal should be activated before the turn. Once the turn is completed and the steering wheel is straightened, a 'click' sound will be heard, and the turn signal will automatically turn off without manual intervention. Here are some relevant details: 1. During the Category 2 driving test, which differs slightly from regular driving, the turn signal should be activated before the voice announcement instructs to start the right-angle turn. The signal should then be manually held in place until the turn is completed and the steering wheel is straightened. After driving straight for a short distance, the turn signal should be manually turned off. 2. It's important to note that during the Category 2 driving test, the turn signal must be manually activated and deactivated; automatic deactivation is not allowed. Additionally, the turn signal for a right-angle turn must not be turned off prematurely.
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