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Massachusetts Signals practice

Practice 26 Massachusetts DMV questions on signals. Answer interactively below with an instant explanation after every question.

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Example questions & answers

1

What is the correct hand signal to indicate a left turn?

  • A.Left arm extended outward✓
  • B.Left arm bent at 90 degrees, pointing up
  • C.Right arm extended outward
  • D.Left arm bent at 90 degrees, pointing down

Why: To signal a left turn manually, extend your left arm straight out through the driver's side window. This hand signal is required if your vehicle's electronic turn signals are not working.

2

What should you do if you arrive at an intersection where the traffic signals are not working?

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  • A.Slow down and prepare to yield to any traffic ahead.
  • B.Continue through as if you had a green light.
  • C.Treat the intersection as an all-way stop.✓
  • D.If you are on the busier road, assume you have the right-of-way; otherwise yield.

Why: When traffic lights are out, you must treat the intersection as an all-way stop. Stop completely and yield to other vehicles according to standard right-of-way rules.

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